Are There Different Types of Travel Insurance for Schengen Visa?

 


When you apply for your Tourist Schengen Visa you can choose between applying for a single-entry Schengen Visa, a double entry Schengen Visa and a multiple entry Schengen Visa. Because of the fact that there are three different types of visas, some people wonder if there are different requirements for the types of Travel Insurance for Schengen Visa. In short, the answer is, no there isn’t.

Travel Insurances in general can vary a lot, both in price and in coverage. Some travel insurances will cover you from A to Z, with no fine print to get in the way. Some insurance companies will charge you double of what others do, so we recommend that you start searching for the best travel insurance for you as soon as possible.

Some insurances will give you “basic coverage”, and these types usually cover most necessities in the case of an emergency, but will not cover for example lost baggage, delayed or missed flights, stolen personal belongings etc. For that you will usually have to choose an extended coverage, or total coverage plan. There are also big differences in the minimum coverage, and as the Travel Insurance for Schengen Visa has a minimum coverage requirement, it’s important that your travel insurance meets these criteria.

In addition, you can usually choose whether your insurance needs to be valid for just one country, one continent or offer global coverage.

At Schengen visa flight reservation, we have just started an exciting new collaboration with some of the best providers of Travel Insurance for Schengen Visa. Because we already have direct experience with applying for Tourist Schengen Visa ourselves, we know exactly what you need from your Travel Insurance for Schengen Visa, including what type of insurance you need, minimum coverage and validity. Schengen visa flight reservation is dedicated to helping travellers from all countries and background make their dream trips come true, and offer low-cost visa services to all budget travellers. Contact us anytime for help with you Flight Reservation inquiries, or questions about Travel Insurance for Schengen Visa.

 


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