Family Travel Insurance

For travel insurance, we see family as one or two parents and their unmarried, dependent children under the age of 18 (or 21 if in full-time education.)

So, whether you’re a single parent family or two parents travelling with your children, you can be covered with family travel insurance.

If you choose to travel alone on your family travel insurance policy, you should be covered.

To make sure your policy covers you individually, check you’ve declared any pre-existing medical conditions you may have, and the destination you’re travelling to is covered by your travel insurance policy.

Having travel insurance is important at any age, including your children. Your child could have a medical emergency abroad, which without travel insurance can be expensive.

In 2018, the average medical claim cost was £9,941. Is going without travel insurance really worth the risk? With travel insurance for your children, you can enjoy your travels knowing should something go wrong, you’ll have our support.

Please note, for your child to be covered by travel insurance, they must be travelling with an adult.

We understand that your holiday plans or medical circumstances can change after you’ve bought your travel insurance.

If you’re looking to update your pre-existing medical conditions on your policy, or want to add any optional extras to your cover, please let us know as soon as you can and we’ll do our best to increase your coverage. Please note, you may need to pay an additional premium and admin fee.

It’s really important that you let us know if anything changes before you go on your trip, otherwise we may not be able to cover you for any future claims further down the line.

Also, please note that while we may be able to increase your policy coverage, we can't reduce coverage in return for a partial refund. So, please do check that you’re happy you've got the right level of cover when you book.