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Student Travel Insurance
Starting from 26€/month
Being a student and wanting to explore the world through studies, an internship, or simply to learn a new language or culture is a enriching adventure. However, before embarking on this journey and packing your bags, it is crucial to consider an important aspect: student travel insurance. Etudassur offers a tailor-made offer in partnership with Chapka, designed specifically for students.
The offer "Student Travel Abroad"
Starting from 26€/month
From €26 / month
From €56 / month
International health insurance for your internships and studies abroad
Our travel insurance offer is ideally designed to meet the specific needs of students. This coverage includes:
- Coverage of medical expenses from the first euro without any deductible
- International repatriation assistance service
- Coverage for third-party liability damages via Personal Liability Insurance, including during internships
- Baggage protection
For study stays abroad, whether at a university, school, or with an organization specializing in language learning.
For internships conducted abroad, whether paid or unpaid, provided they are supervised by an internship agreement, and this also applies to apprentices.
The pinnacle of travel insurance
COVID
Emergency medical expenses
Trip cancellation
Lost luggage
Emergency repatriation
Liability Insurance
Safe anywhere in the world with the Chapka app
- Download your certificate and check the coverage of your policy
- Call assistance for free from the app, available 24/7
- File your claims and submit your reimbursement requests
- Purchase your insurance policy for your next trip
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FAQ
What is foreign travel insurance?
Foreign travel insurance is financial protection that covers unforeseen events that may occur when travelling abroad, such as medical expenses, trip cancellations, lost luggage and other emergencies.
Why do I need travel insurance?
Travel insurance is essential to protect you against high medical costs, financial losses due to trip cancellation, baggage theft or damage, and emergency situations that may require evacuation.
What is typical travel insurance cover?
Coverage of medical expenses in the event of illness or injury.
Trip cancellation and interruption: Reimbursement of non-refundable expenses if you have to cancel or interrupt your trip for covered reasons.
Baggage and personal effects: Compensation in the event of loss, theft or damage to your baggage.
Emergency assistance: 24-hour assistance services for medical, legal and other emergencies.
Civil liability: Cover for accidental damage caused to third parties.
When should I take out travel insurance?
It is advisable to take out travel insurance as soon as you book your trip so that you are covered in the event of unforeseen cancellation before your departure. However, you can usually take out insurance at any time before you start your trip.
What should I do in an emergency abroad?
Immediately contact your insurance emergency number (generally available 24 hours a day).
Seek immediate medical attention if necessary.
Keep all receipts and documents relating to the costs incurred for future claims.
How do I make a travel insurance claim?
Inform your insurance company as soon as possible after the incident.
Complete the claim form provided by your insurer.
Provide all the supporting documents required (medical reports, receipts, proof of travel, etc.).
Follow your insurer’s instructions for submitting your claim.
What should I do if my flight is cancelled?
Contact your airline to find out about your rebooking or refund options.
Inform your insurer of the cancellation to see if you are eligible for compensation under your insurance policy.
Keep all documents and communications relating to the cancellation to support your claim.
What does the civil liability insurance included in travel insurance cover?
Third-party liability insurance covers damage that you may unintentionally cause to third parties (injury or property damage). It does not cover intentional or criminal acts.