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iam_dan · 05-02-2011, 12:20 PM

personally, id recommend the 25,000-50,000 coverages, just incase. if any emergencies arise, 10,000 is likely insufficient

yes, for non emergency medical bills you can cover by yourself if you fly back to your own country.

travel insurance will cover you only while you are in the designated country. if you leave that country, and return, expecting continual coverage, you'll need a 'multi-trip' coverage plan. thats one other reason why i recommended not insuring for the entire year. if you have a regular single entry plan, the coverage stops once your friend leaves BC (incase she wants to make a trip down to Seattle or a quick visit home)

id say your friend should choose the coverages depending on what she plans on doing while she is here. is she going to do any strenuous activities, sports, outings or anything of the sort?

as for refunding, you have to cancel it 15 days prior, and you will be returned your premiums subtracted by roughly $25

she can acquire travel insurance without entering the country. coverage starts after midnight, though. so its best to have the coverage start on the day of the flight.

all this, is speaking for TIC though. im not familiar with other travel insurance providers.

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iam_dan wants to know why blow-up dolls always look so surprised Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Vancouver Posts: 1,148 Thanked 143 Times in 67 Posts Failed 23 Times in 8 Posts Member's Picture Albums	personally, id recommend the 25,000-50,000 coverages, just incase. if any emergencies arise, 10,000 is likely insufficient yes, for non emergency medical bills you can cover by yourself if you fly back to your own country. travel insurance will cover you only while you are in the designated country. if you leave that country, and return, expecting continual coverage, you'll need a 'multi-trip' coverage plan. thats one other reason why i recommended not insuring for the entire year. if you have a regular single entry plan, the coverage stops once your friend leaves BC (incase she wants to make a trip down to Seattle or a quick visit home) id say your friend should choose the coverages depending on what she plans on doing while she is here. is she going to do any strenuous activities, sports, outings or anything of the sort? as for refunding, you have to cancel it 15 days prior, and you will be returned your premiums subtracted by roughly $25 she can acquire travel insurance without entering the country. coverage starts after midnight, though. so its best to have the coverage start on the day of the flight. all this, is speaking for TIC though. im not familiar with other travel insurance providers. Last edited by iam_dan; 05-02-2011 at 12:28 PM.