PICC Global Travel Schengen Insurance

According to the Schengen Agreement, holders of a visa from any Schengen country can freely enter and exit other Schengen agreement countries, so a Schengen visa can be applied for at the embassy or consulate of any Schengen country. Because when applying for a Schengen country visa, you must have insurance that can cover the entire trip and issue a policy. Therefore, you must apply for insurance that meets the requirements of the corresponding country before applying for the visa. In addition, different embassies and consulates also have different requirements for the insurance period. Therefore, before applying for insurance, you need to confirm what the Schengen insurance requirements of the corresponding embassy and consulate are? If you have determined these, it is actually relatively simple to buy insurance, and many insurance companies provide it. For example, PICC's Fuyou Insurance, Ping An, American Asia, AXA, etc. are all available. And you can basically apply for insurance online and then just print the policy.

How to buy Schengen visa insurance needs to meet the following conditions: Travel medical insurance must cover emergency rescue and hospitalization expenses, and the insurance amount is not less than 300,000 yuan (30,000 euros). How to buy Schengen visa insurance? It is also valid for the entire Schengen area and period of stay.

The price of Schengen visa medical insurance is also one of the topics that consumers are most concerned about. Generally speaking, the prices of different visa insurance products of various insurance companies are different. Consumers have to choose well-known brands according to their own travel needs. Insurance company products, generally speaking, the overseas medical rescue services of strong insurance companies will be more powerful. For example, the international rescue services of Fuyou Insurance, a subsidiary of the People's Insurance Company of China, are provided by the well-known rescue company Manford International.

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