Frequently Asked Questions | Seven Corners, Inc. (2024)

FAQs

Who underwrites seven corners travel insurance? ›

Insurance Benefits are underwritten by Crum & Forster, SPC. Non-Insurance Travel Assistance Services: These are not insurance benefits. The 24-hour non-insurance assistance services are provided by Seven Corners, Inc.

The Seven Corners Trip Protection Basic plan provides secondary coverage, meaning it pays benefits after any valid primary insurance plan, which may include your U.S. health insurance, pays.

You select a deductible when you buy a plan. Options for our Seven Corners Travel Medical plans range from $0 to $5,000. A higher deductible will lower your premium because you'll be responsible for absorbing more of the cost of your claim. Essentially, you're taking on more of the risk.

We recommend the company as a good option for international travel. Seven Corners offers significant coverage limits and add-ons like cancel for any reason (CFAR) and trip interruption for any reason (IFAR). You can also add coverage for pre-existing medical conditions with some plan types.

Things to consider for senior travellers

For short trips (less than 30 days), annual multi-trip cover or single-trip travel insurance will suit your needs. Longer trips will require long-stay travel insurance - it's often called backpackers' cover or extended trip insurance.

Reasonably foreseeable events. Known storms, epidemics, acts of war. Travel restrictions imposed by government authorities. Pre-existing conditions, unless the Premium plan is bought within the window for coverage.

Co-founders Justin Tysdal and Jim Krampen started out working alone to reach their goal with one retail product. Now, still under Jim and Justin's leadership, the company has become an all-around, multifunctional organization of about 230 employees.

How long has the company been in business? Seven Corners has been taking care of travelers all over the world since 1993. Our decades of experience is evidence of our commitment to customers.

Cost: Travel insurance will add to the overall cost of your trip. Some may choose to forgo it to save money, especially on shorter or less expensive trips. Exclusions and Limitations: Policies may have various exclusions and limitations, so it's essential to read the fine print.

What is a good amount of travel insurance? ›

Every plan is different, but the coverage amounts and benefits may vary. Determine how much you really need. For example, SquareMouth recommends international travelers get around $50,000 in Emergency Medical coverage and $100,000 for cruises or travel to remote areas.

By far, the most common and often most significant travel insurance claim is for medical emergencies. A sudden illness or injury during your trip can not only ruin your plans but also cause a severe financial strain.

The company is part of the nib group, with all insurance policies offered by Travel Insurance Direct underwritten by Pacific International Insurance Pty Ltd.