Travel Insurance

Our insurance covers injuries sustained by the driver/passenger of a motorbike under the following conditions:
-Possession of a valid driver's license corresponding to the category;
-Sobriety;
-Wearing a helmet.
Additional options for motorbike coverage are not necessary; this is covered by regular insurance, provided the above conditions are met. We recommend obtaining an international driving permit (IDP) or local driver's license before your trip, especially if you plan to stay in Thailand for an extended period. The presence of a license of the appropriate type during a traffic accident will be evaluated based on the police report, and an IDP specifically meets all requirements of the Thai police. Regarding civil liability: injuries to another person, damage to the motorbike, or someone else's property resulting from a traffic accident are not covered by insurance, even with the "Personal liability" option activated. If you are renting a bike or a car, consider additional local liability insurance.

Our policy covers cases of Dengue fever and malaria. There are no vaccines for these diseases. The only exception is if you travel to an area officially declared an epidemic. It is important to remember that children are at increased risk. Prevention, as with mosquito protection, is crucial: do not neglect repellents, protective nets, canopies, etc., when traveling in disease-prone regions. If there is suspicion of illness, our operators will direct you to a hospital, where blood tests and symptomatic treatment will be administered.

Yes, the policy covers cases of emergency vaccination. What is the risk of rabies infection? The Thai government strives to prevent disease outbreaks; stray animals are subject to mandatory vaccination. Despite all efforts, three cases of death from rabies virus were recorded among locals in 2023 Do not neglect vaccination after animal bites.

You may purchase our policy even while abroad. The only limitation is that it takes effect on the 6th day after payment, and it includes a mandatory deductible of $50. So, count 6 days from the purchase date and enter the resulting number in the 'Departure Date' field. This is necessary to avoid overpaying for days when the policy is not active. If you want to buy an annual policy, please note that the duration of stay abroad plays a significant role in yearly travel policies (365, 365+, 365++). The policy is valid for only 91 days abroad (from the moment of crossing the border). After that, you need to return to your country of permanent residence. When you leave your country's borders, the policy becomes active again. If this option doesn't suit you, you can purchase a short-term policy with a validity period of up to 1 year.