The short answer is yes, however this varies between travel insurance policies. Travel Guard has policies which will reimburse within one year from the date of the injury or sickness provided initial treatment was received during the trip. Coverage is based on reasonable and customary charges and only up to the maximum limit shown on the policy. Some travel insurance policies only cover for as little as 7 days after your return home.
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- If my return home is delayed beyond my scheduled return date, does my travel insurance remain in force until my return?
- For International Medical Plans, what is the difference between a Scheduled Benefit Plan and a Comprehensive Plan?
- Should I consider extending my return date to accomodate any unforseen delays in my return home?
- I have already departed from my primary place of residence. May I purchase cancellation insurance for a return trip home?
- What is meant by "home country" coverage on my travel medical policy?
