HS Consultants Migration - USA Study Visa Consultant in Melbourne

Studying abroad is an exciting prospect. There will be new places to explore, opportunity to meet people from around the world, but there's always a little nervousness! What if something happens? Who will help me? Well, we will help you in case there's an emergency with our Student Travel Insurance. Check out our Reliance Travel Care Policy - Student Plan to know how!

You may also be interested to know that no paperwork or medical test is required before issuing your student health policy.

Take a look at the various plans that we have in store for you--

Please note, that only students pursuing academic courses abroad, with a minimum age of 16 years and a maximum age of 35 years will be issued a Student Travel Policy.Click here to view the detailed table of above mentioned coverage.

What does the policy cover?

We've tried to 'pack in' maximum coverage for a variety of situations while you're travelling, alone or with your family with our student travel insurance. Have a look!

Accidental bodily injury during the trip
Acute anesthetic treatment of teeth due to an injury
Emergency expenses made for medical evacuation to India
Total loss of your checked-in baggage by a common carrier
Cost of obtaining a fresh or duplicate passport in case of a lost passport
Reimbursement of tuition fees, in case the sponsor paying your fee passes away due to an injury
Emergency medical expenses incurred by you whilst abroad, for any sudden illness, injury or death
Reimbursement of current (paid) semester fee, if your education is interrupted due to a medical condition
Compensation for death or permanent disability due to an accident, while riding as a passenger in a common carrier
Reimbursement of return ticket fare for a family member visiting you, the insured, if you're hospitalised for more than 7
days
Expenses incurred while transporting the insured's mortal remains back home or towards burial abroad in case of an untimely demise
Payment of bail amount to the appropriate authority, if you're arrested or detained by any judicial authorities for a bailable offence, while abroad

What does the policy not cover?

Like you have some questions that are out-of-syllabus, a student insurance policy also has situations that are out-of-scope. Here's a list of things your student travel insurance policy won't cover!

War or nuclear threat in the country where you're travelling
Loss of checked baggage - no partial loss or damage shall become payable
Claims arising out of non - disclosed and non-declared pre-existing medical conditions will not be covered
Issues faced due to theft or loss of passport when left unattended, or unreported to local police authorities

Expenses incurred if you are-

Traveling against the advice of a physician
Receiving or are on a waiting list for specified medical treatment
Travelling to receive treatment abroad
Have been given terminal prognosis for a medical condition

Expenses incurred due to any of the following conditions:

Suicide self-inflicted injuries or illnesses
Mental disorder
Anxiety, stress or depression
Venereal diseases
Alcohol/drug abuse
HIV/AIDS

Life threatening conditions covered only arising out of disclosed pre-existing diseases, which are mentioned in the policy schedule, for people upto 70 years of age. Customers need to declare all pre-existing diseases while taking the policy

*T&C apply. Details mentioned here are for Reliance Travel Care Policy.

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