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We can help organise medical care, contact providers to get new travel documents or credit cards and even change your travel plans if your travel agent is not available.
World events and emergencies
Get up-to-date world events advice and how they might affect your claim.
Advice for medical and luggage issues
If you have a medical emergency while away, we're here to help:
Emergency assistance
- Call our 24/7 emergency assistance team direct and toll free. (Please note the cost of a local call may apply if calling from a pay phone.)
- We'll help you find medical treatment. If you don't need major hospital treatment, you can see a local doctor for advice.
- Keep the original receipts for your treatment and any incidental expenses.
- When you get home, make a claim.
Medical evacuations
Our international plans include cover for medical transfers or evacuations if required and approved by our Emergency Assistance team.
Call our 24/7 emergency assistance team.
For detailed information about what we cover, please check the Product Disclosure Statement.
Our International Comprehensive and Domestic plans cover your luggage for loss, damage and theft. Remember that you must take all reasonable precautions to safeguard your luggage.
Stolen or lost items
- File a report with the police within 24 hours. (This is a requirement of your policy, but if it is impossible to do so, this will be taken into account when your claim is assessed.)
- Keep the original police report.
- If you need help replacing your passport or credit cards, call our 24/7 emergency assistance phone number.
- When you get home, make a claim.
Items lost by transport provider
- Report the loss to the transport service provider (such as your airline) and the policy within 24 hours.
- Obtain a written report from the transport services provider and the police confirming your loss and the amount of compensation they are paying.
- If you need help replacing your passport or credit cards, call our 24/7 emergency assistance phone number.
- When you get home, make a claim.
Items delayed by transport provider
- Report the loss to the transport service provider (e.g. your airline) within 24 hours.
- Obtain a written report from them confirming that your luggage was delayed, the length of time it was delayed and details of compensation payable by them.
- Keep in touch with them so they can get your luggage to you as soon as possible.
- Keep your receipts for the purchase of emergency items like clothing and toiletries.
- When you get home, make a claim.
Please note: Item and individual cover limits apply depending on the travel insurance plan selected. Delayed items are covered under our International Comprehensive plan only. Please check our Product Disclosure Statement for full details.
Country you are calling from | Phone |
|---|---|
Canada |
1 855 802 3393 |
New Zealand |
0800 284 343 |
United States |
1 855 802 3393 |
United Kingdom |
0800 096 8819 |
All other countries call |
+ 61 2 8907 5647 |
This advice is general in nature, and doesn't consider your personal situation. You should consider your own needs and the Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) before making a decision to buy the product.
Limits, sub-limits, conditions, exclusions, and fees apply. Travel insurance policies may not be available to all travellers. Australian Postal Corporation (ABN 28 864 970 579, AR No 338646) (Australia Post) as an Authorised Representative of Australia Post Services Pty Ltd (ABN 67 002 599 340 AFSL 457551) distributes the travel insurance policies.
Zurich Australian Insurance Limited (ABN 13 000 296 640, AFSL 232507) underwrites policies. Any advice provided is general in nature. Consider your financial situation, needs and objectives and read the relevant Product Disclosure Statement and Target Market Determination before deciding to buy travel insurance policy. For more information, please contact 1300 728 015 or email auspost@travelinsurancepartners.com.au.