Who pays if you are unable to go on a planned trip? How are you insured if your vehicle breaks down in another country? And is your household contents insurance also valid abroad?
We have compiled the most important information for you.
Whether you're going on a solo trip through South America or an all-inclusive package holiday on the Mediterranean – finding the right vacation can be an adventure in itself. And because unexpected things can happen on any adventure, it's important to protect yourself properly. With our travel insurance, for example.
We have your back with the following services:
You are making your way through a crowded metro station – and before you know it, your smartphone is gone. Hopefully you have included "simple theft outside the home" in your household contents insurance. It is especially important to have this add-on if you travel or are out and about a lot. Choose your individual sum insured to ensure that all your belongings are covered – for example, if you are out and about with your expensive camera equipment.
Good to know: don't forget to check your sum insured – especially if you carry valuable items with you.
Want to know more about the topic of theft and insurance? We have put together the ideal guide for you.
Whether you're in Italy, Croatia or France: in principle, your car insurance is also valid in other European countries. However, you should always carry your Green Card with you on such trips.
This functions as proof of insurance abroad, providing evidence that you have valid third-party liability cover. It also shows you which countries the insurance cover applies in and where you need to take out a separate policy.
Find out more in our guide to the Green Card.
Taken out travel or household contents insurance with ELVIA? Then you automatically benefit from our card blocking service (in german).
Just give us a call and we will block all your cards and identity documents registered with us. For example, if your wallet has been stolen or your suitcase has gone missing on a journey.