Travel Insurance Travelling Abroad

**ChoyJo** · July 2nd, 2018 10:53 AM

Sa mga frequent magtravel abroad sa tingin nyo ba worth it ito? Hindi pa kasi namin ito natry pero ngaun kasi ung nakaset na Out of the Country namin Buntis si Esmi kaya ko to na-open.. Ty sa mga sasagot..

**dreamur** · July 2nd, 2018 11:26 AM

Originally Posted by ChoyJo

Sa mga frequent magtravel abroad sa tingin nyo ba worth it ito? Hindi pa kasi namin ito natry pero ngaun kasi ung nakaset na Out of the Country namin Buntis si Esmi kaya ko to na-open.. Ty sa mga sasagot..

Yes, that would be helpful in case of emergencies, delayed flights, lost luggage, etc. That is also a requirement when applying for Euro visas.

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**glenn_duke** · July 2nd, 2018 10:45 PM

Originally Posted by ChoyJo

Sa mga frequent magtravel abroad sa tingin nyo ba worth it ito? Hindi pa kasi namin ito natry pero ngaun kasi ung nakaset na Out of the Country namin Buntis si Esmi kaya ko to na-open.. Ty sa mga sasagot..

Sa condition ng misis mo, kailangan mo ng reliable international medical insurance, hindi yung binibili sa check-in area sa mga airport.

Kung may remote area kang bibisitahin o mas third world pa sa Pinas, kailangan mo ng may emergency medical evacuation (medivac) rider yung kukunin mo.
Make sure lang na may coverage yung insurance mo sa countries na pupuntahan ninyo at cover din yung condition ng misis mo. May mga international travel insurance na hindi na cover yung pregnancy from a certain months. Read the fine prints.

CIGNA+SOS gamit ko, tried and tested.

**dr. d** · July 2nd, 2018 10:56 PM

Originally Posted by ChoyJo

Sa mga frequent magtravel abroad sa tingin nyo ba worth it ito? Hindi pa kasi namin ito natry pero ngaun kasi ung nakaset na Out of the Country namin Buntis si Esmi kaya ko to na-open.. Ty sa mga sasagot..

kung medyo malapit na, if it can be helped, i would not task misis into taking the trip.
ilang months na ba?

also, the airline might have rules regarding pregnant passengers. check, po.

travel insurance is always nice. it isn't that expensive naman.

**shadow** · July 3rd, 2018 06:51 AM

I would cancel all trips pag buntis asawa ko kahit saan pa pupunta.

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**yebo** · July 3rd, 2018 08:01 AM

Originally Posted by shadow

I would cancel all trips pag buntis asawa ko kahit saan pa pupunta.

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**shadow** · July 3rd, 2018 08:11 AM

Originally Posted by yebo

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Pero baka sa US punta at doon mag give birth. [emoji39]

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**dreamur** · July 3rd, 2018 08:57 AM

Originally Posted by shadow

Pero baka sa US punta at doon mag give birth. [emoji39]

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I think the airline companies will not allow passengers who are more than 6 months pregnant.

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**shadow** · July 3rd, 2018 09:01 AM

Originally Posted by dreamur

I think the airline companies will not allow passengers who are more than 6 months pregnant.

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Doctor's letter lang pwede na. Saka magaling magtago ng tiyan ang mga pinay.

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**SidCoronel** · July 3rd, 2018 10:27 AM

Originally Posted by ChoyJo

Sa mga frequent magtravel abroad sa tingin nyo ba worth it ito? Hindi pa kasi namin ito natry pero ngaun kasi ung nakaset na Out of the Country namin Buntis si Esmi kaya ko to na-open.. Ty sa mga sasagot..

YES, for people who value peace of mind.

I pay for any kind of insurance to sleep well at night, not because it is required.

I've traveled a lot as SEA Marketing Manager. I always had travel insurance.. Out of my own pocket. I got to use it only twice over a 100 travels or so, but it was well worth it.