Fortunately, more is possible with regard to travel and the coronavirus at the moment. The travel advisories have been adjusted and many countries are once more code green and yellow. Which is wonderful! We have put together a list of the most important questions about how the current situation affects your travel and cancellation insurance policies. If you have any questions about the coronavirus pandemic and legal expenses insurance, please see our page on coronavirus and your rights.
It is always a good idea to take out travel insurance when planning a trip. This insures you for a host of unforeseen circumstances, such as the theft of your luggage. Check the terms and conditions to see exactly what is covered. You can find more information about your insurance and the coronavirus below.
In case of code green, yellow and orange (because of the coronavirus) you are insured for repatriation, but in practice we cannot guarantee this. Due to all the coronavirus measures, this may not be feasible. There are quarantine provisions and there is a risk of contamination. Relief organisations also depend on flights being permitted and the cooperation of governments.
Repatriation due to other conditions cannot also not be guaranteed at this time. An area can be placed on lockdown when there is a coronavirus outbreak.
As travel advisories may change quickly, always check the travel advisory for your destination right before you leave.