Insurance for Cuba

Cuba is a country that Ukrainians need a visa to visit. Travel insurance for a trip to Cuba is one of the mandatory documents for applying for a visa.

The meaning and purpose of travel insurance for Cuba

The main purpose of the document is to minimize costs if it is necessary to consult doctors abroad. If the cost of a consultation with Ukrainian doctors is known in advance, then abroad it is much higher. The company covers these costs in full or in part in one of two ways:

1. The insurer pays the bill presented to it by the clinic.
2. The traveler pays for medical services himself, and the company reimburses him for them upon presentation of the relevant supporting documents.

The choice of one of the two methods is dictated solely by the company's internal policy.

How much does a policy cost for a trip to Cuba?

Below are the factors that affect the cost of the final product.

1. The number of insured persons and the age of each of them.
2. The duration of the trip abroad.
3. The presence or absence of additional events in the event of which the client wishes to receive compensation.

The price is calculated in 30 seconds, and the policy itself can be issued online without the need to visit the company's office.

You can make your trip even safer by insuring not only medical component. It is possible to include loss or delay of luggage, cancellation or delay of flight, theft of documents, assistance during pregnancy, etc. This will allow you to feel even greater comfort and safety abroad.

Procedure for applying in the event of an insured event

The occurrence of an event that provides for the subsequent payment of compensation dictates the need to contact a specialist of the company that issued the policy form.

The corresponding telephone numbers are indicated on the purchased form. The agent will either indicate the clinic where you should contact or will independently conduct the necessary negotiations to appoint an exact appointment time.

Neglecting this rule may lead to a refusal to pay compensation if the delay associated with the call threatens a person's life. Such a situation suggests contacting the company immediately after providing medical assistance.