Schengen compliant
€30,000 medical and repatriation, valid across all 29 states.
- €30,000 medical cover
- Repatriation and evacuation
- Certificate in euros, visa ready
- Dates matched to your itinerary
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SCHENGENVisa-compliant cover
Travel insurance for your visa application
Schengen embassies want €30,000 of medical cover, valid across the whole area, for the exact dates on your itinerary. Get the number or the dates wrong and the file comes back. We issue a certificate that matches your flight reservation, because we already have your dates.
Live PNR you can check yourself
Delivered in 30-60 minutes
No airline payment required
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IATA Certified Agent
What an embassy is checking
Not the brand, not the premium. Four things, and all four are mechanical:
- €30,000 minimum medical cover, stated in euros on the certificate. A policy in rupees with no euro figure gets queried even when the cover is adequate.
- Valid in all Schengen states, not just the country you applied to.
- Repatriation and emergency evacuation included and named.
- Dates covering your whole trip, ideally with a day either side. Insurance that expires the morning of your return flight is the classic avoidable error.
Buy it after your dates are fixed
Not before. Insurance bought around approximate dates and a flight reservation issued later almost never
line up, and a mismatch between the two is exactly what an officer notices.
Cover that fits a visa file
Quoted per traveller once we know your dates, ages and destination.
Worldwide
For trips outside Europe, where cover is sensible rather than mandatory.
- Higher medical limit
- Baggage and delay cover
- Emergency evacuation
- Any destination
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GLOBALInsurance + flight + hotel
The whole visa file in one order, with dates that agree.
- Flight reservation with live PNR
- Hotel booking for every night
- Schengen-compliant insurance
- All three cross-checked
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FULLPACKPolicies are underwritten by licensed insurers. We arrange the cover; the contract is between you and them.
Travel insurance questions
Is travel insurance mandatory for a Schengen visa?
Yes, and it is one of the few Schengen requirements with a hard number attached: medical cover of at least €30,000, valid in every Schengen state, for the exact dates on your itinerary. A file without it is refused on the spot.
Which other countries require it?
Cuba, Turkey for some nationalities, Oman, Qatar for certain visa types, and Saudi Arabia, where it is bundled into the visa fee. Beyond the mandatory list, most travellers buy it anyway because a hospital bill abroad is the one risk that can genuinely ruin you.
What cover do I actually need?
For a Schengen file, €30,000 medical and repatriation is the floor. In practice, look for medical evacuation, a sensible baggage limit, and trip cancellation if you have paid for anything non-refundable.
Can I buy it before my visa is approved?
You have to. The embassy wants the certificate with the application. Buy a policy that starts on your intended departure date, and most insurers will refund or reissue if the visa is refused. Check that specific clause before paying.
Do you underwrite the policy?
No. We are not an insurer. We arrange cover through licensed insurance partners, and the policy is a contract between you and that insurer. The certificate comes from them, on their paper.
How fast do I get the certificate?
Within 30-60 minutes, the same as everything else we issue, and formatted for a visa file rather than as a wall of policy wording.
One order, one set of dates
Insurance that matches the itinerary, because we issued the itinerary.