Malaysia
Travel Insurance

A deductible is the amount a client must pay when an insured event occurs. For instance, if a hospital fee is $1,000 and the deductible is $100, the client pays $100 while the insurance company covers the remaining $900. This sharing of costs follows the terms outlined in the tariff plan.

Heading to new places can sometimes mean dealing with language barriers and different currencies, which might make getting good medical help a bit tricky. If you're not covered, you could end up with some serious medical bills and be left to figure out foreign healthcare systems on your own. Plus, some countries want you to have travel medical insurance just to get in, and many places want coverage for COVID-19, too.

Yes, it's possible.

If you're already in a country and want to buy travel insurance, simply choose the "Already traveling" option when making your purchase.

Alternatively, if you're in another country planning a trip to the next destination, you can purchase an insurance policy on the company's website and pay with your card. There is no need to select the "Already traveling" option.

If you opt for the "Already traveling" option, your insurance coverage starts three days after you clear customs.

The insurance policy becomes active either when you cross customs control or on the date you choose at the time of purchase, whichever comes first. This date is specified in the policy.

Please use the Latin alphabet, as stated in your passport.

If you mistakenly enter incorrect information, try to cancel the operation or refresh the page to exit the input dialog. If unable to do so, please contact the insurance company for assistance in resolving the issue.

Please fill in your details as the policyholder and then enter the child's information in the "Tourist" section.

Yep, you can buy insurance for another person without them having to do anything. After you pay, just send them the electronic policy. Easy!

You should choose from a list of all the countries you plan to visit.