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Student Travel Insurance

Travel Insurance

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Description

For undergraduate travel insurance.

 

Detailed Description

Rates

Rates (£) per person, per day
 
Europe
1.00 £
USA / Canada 2.10 £
Rest of the World 2.00 £

 

What to do

  1. Complete the Contribution Calculator with the required information to obtain the amount payable.
  2. Enter this total in the Amount () box above.
  3. Press Add to Basket and proceed through the payment pages,

You will receive a receipt by email for the payment.

Please note that cover cannot commence prior to the date of payment of the contribution amount.

Terms and Conditions

  • The full University of Exeter Travel Insurance policy can be found via this link : University of Exeter Travel Insurance Policy Wording & Schedule.  
  • The policy will provide cover whilst you are travelling within the countries recorded within your application form.
  • Cover will only be provided for you in the main country of your study or work placement recorded within your application form. Cover will also be provided for direct travel to your main destination and return to the U.K. with any required stopovers that would normally apply to a standard journey.
  • There are no restrictions on sports activities but please note that if you go diving, you must be accompanied by a qualified diver. Furthermore, there is no cover if you are piloting an aeroplane.
  • Cover can be offered for a maximum 12 months.
  • Cover cannot be amended once the insurance has started.
  • You must not be travelling against medical advice.

The insurance has been designed to provide cover for travel abroad in connection with your degree programme. You are also covered for travel and activities undertaken in your leisure time.  This is called incidental travel. The number of days undertaking incidental travel must not exceed the number of days you are abroad in connection with your degree programme.

For example:

  • You will be abroad for 190 days including 20 days incidental travel. This is acceptable.
  • You will be abroad for 260 days. You wish to spend 125 days on your degree programme and 135 days travelling. This is not acceptable.
  • The incidental travel can only be within the main country in which you are staying.

For extended periods of leisure travel students are advised to consider making their own alternative travel insurance arrangements.