Everyday Travel Insurance

Yes, all of Everyday Insurance’s travel insurance policies offer varying levels of overseas emergency medical assistance if required.

As always, various conditions and exclusions will apply. Everyday Insurance may refuse your claim if your treatment is required as a result of a pre-existing condition or if you decline or disregard professional medical advice.

For more information, read Everyday Insurance’s Product Disclosure Statement (PDS).

Yes, Everyday Insurance will cover you up to a certain amount for replacing or reimbursing luggage and personal effects that are lost, stolen or damaged while travelling.

Under Everyday Insurance’s basic policy, you are covered for $2,000 worth of luggage and personal effects. Under Everyday Insurance’s standard policy you are covered for $5,000 and with the comprehensive and frequent flyer policies you’re covered for $12,000.

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Yes, Everyday Travel Insurance will cover up to a certain amount for lost deposits and cancellation fees for pre-paid travel arrangements due to unforeseen circumstances outside the traveller’s control on all policies.

Read the Product Disclosure Statement for information on the limits, inclusion and exclusions that apply.

You can purchase a Everyday Travel Insurance policy by generating a quote with Canstar and comparing your travel insurance options. All you need to list is your personal details (age, destination, length of trip etc.) and your choice of cover. You can also filter for providers that allow pre-existing medical conditions.

You can also get a quote directly through the Everyday Insurance website. If you need help applying, contact Everyday Insurance over the phone.

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You can lodge a claim with Everyday Insurance by visiting the travel insurance claims page and making a claim online (for non-emergency claims). If you need assistance you can contact Everyday Insurance at 1800 270 884 (within Australia) or +61 2 9692 4541 (outside Australia).

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Originally founded as Woolworths Insurance in 2011 (after the successful launch of Woolworths Money credit cards in 2008), Everyday Insurance now provides Australians with travel, home, car, pet, life and landlord insurance.

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