Re-Entry Testing Requirement Still in Place – How Travel Insurance Covers Quarantine Costs
What
For most policies, if you test positive for COVID-19 and are required to medically quarantine at your destination, travel insurance may reimburse you for additional accommodations, meals, local transportation and a new return flight home under travel delay or trip interruption benefits.
"Most resorts now have quarantine plans in place if a guest tests positive for COVID-19," says
What's NOT covered?
Medical quarantine is often defined as a period of isolation imposed by a government or physician to prevent the spread of disease. Most travel insurance policies won't provide coverage if you're NOT ill or sick with COVID-19 but have to self-quarantine or shelter-in-place upon arrival to a destination. For some policies, if you don't physically have symptoms, coverage may not apply if you were exposed to someone with COVID-19 and are asked to quarantine.
What are important things to know about filing a quarantine claim?
There are two important tips the experts at Yonder can give when it comes to filing a successful quarantine claim. The first is that if you do become sick with COVID-19 during your trip, make sure to have proof of a positive PCR lab test or see a licensed physician.
The second tip is to keep all receipts of the extra expenses you pay out of pocket while you are quarantined. This will increase the ease of filing a claim. The team at Yonder will assist with filing your claim and make sure it gets processed in a fair and timely manner.
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