Trip Length Limit

The trip length limit defines the maximum number of consecutive days a travel medical insurance policy will cover per trip. If your trip exceeds this limit, coverage stops at the end of the specified period unless you purchase a top-up extension.

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Trip limits vary by plan and age group. Common options include 10, 30, or 60 days per trip, though premium plans may allow longer durations. The limit applies even if your overall policy remains active for multiple trips.

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Example:

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If your travel policy covers trips up to 30 days and you stay abroad for 40 days without a top-up, only the first 30 days are insured.

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What to Watch For:

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Confirm whether the limit is based on departure or return dates. Purchasing a top-up before departure is usually required to maintain continuous coverage.

See also Multi-Trip Coverage (Days per Trip)