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Travel insurance can cover emergency medical costs, trip cancellation and interruption, baggage loss or delay, and emergency evacuation. What is included depends on the plan, and some plans cover medical costs only while others add trip protection. Read the policy wording for limits, exclusions and conditions before you buy.

Provincial and territorial health plans may not cover all your medical costs outside your province or Canada. Some credit cards include limited travel coverage, but limits and conditions vary. Comparing your existing cover with a plan can show you where gaps are. TripRadr cannot advise you, so check your own policies or speak to an adviser.

Some plans consider pre-existing conditions if they were stable for a set period, and some use medical underwriting or offer a waiver on a higher-tier package. The rules differ by insurer and plan. Read the policy wording and answer any health questions accurately, because the answers can affect a claim.

Price depends on your age, trip length, destination and the coverage you choose. TripRadr does not publish or estimate premiums, because they vary by insurer and change over time. Get a quote from each provider for the same trip so you can compare like with like.

Many travellers buy a plan soon after booking, because trip cancellation cover often depends on timing. Some policies have deadlines tied to your first trip payment, so check the conditions on the plan you choose. If you plan to travel more than once in a year, ask about an annual multi-trip plan.

Yes. Several insurers sell annual multi-trip plans that cover more than one trip in a year, with a maximum number of days per trip such as 4, 8, 10, 15, 18 or 30. If a trip runs longer, a top-up can add days. Compare the trip length and coverage on each plan against how you actually travel.