Travel Insurance Certificate of Coverage No: EM-VBOQ-C-104804
Travel Insurance Certificate of Coverage No: EM-VBOQ-C-104804
Travel Insurance Certificate of Coverage No: EM-VBOQ-C-104804
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T R AV E L I N S U R A N C E
CERTIFICATE OF COVERAGE
No: EM-VBOQ-C-104804
Operation Date: 04 Jan 2021
Premium
As per attached receipt voucher No. RV 107327
This policy is valid for both single & multiple entry trips.
Period of coverage will automatically be extended up to 10 days from the expiry date of your visa to provide cover during the 10-day grace period
allowed by the local authorities.
If your date of entry into UAE changes from the cover dates shown on your certificate of insurance, your cover dates will be automatically amended
to start from the date you entered the UAE (as stamped on your passport) and run for the same duration as the original policy period.
Should the need arise to extend your policy cover period as a result of extending your visa, please reach out to the agent/broker that issued your
policy who will be able to arrange an extension for an additional premium. Medical and Hospitalization Expenses up to 50,000 USD- Excluding
COVID-19
Medical Evacuation/Repatriation up to 25,000 USD- Excluding COVID-19
COVID-19 Medical and Hospitalization Expenses up to 50,000 USD
Emergency Dental Care up to 200 USD
In case of death:
Repatriation of Mortal Remains up to 25,000 USD - Excluding COVID-19
COVID-19 Quarantine Expenses up to 5,000 USD
Deductibles per claim (applicable on both COVID-19 and Medical expenses benefits):
Kindly contact Eurocross Assistance within 48 hours from occurrence of an accident or a sudden illness on : 00961-4-
548311.
By receiving this certificate, the beneficiary agrees on the terms, exclusions, and limitations of the General Conditions
attached. Travel Insurance Policies can be falsified, check the Authentication Key or QrCode on the following website:
www.mideast-assistance.com to avoid legal pursuit.
Certificate of Coverage authentication key: J4812-54V69-LD4LS-2PYYK-PINKP-MOQQ
(if Key is blank, then certificate is not valid)
For and on Behalf of
Eurocross Insurance B.V.
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Tohme Bldg 955A, 3rd floor, near le Mall, MTV Nacchache Road, Dbayeh, Lebanon Tel: +961 4 548300
www.mideast-assistance.com e-mail: claims@mideast-assistance.com
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The travel assistance plan covers and assists travelers anywhere in the world in the event of a sudden illness or accident during journeys outside their country of permanent residence. The
insurer of this Medical coverage under this agreement is Eurocross Insurance B.V
A- Definitions:
The words and phrases defined below shall have the following meanings wherever they appear in this document:
Accident or Sudden Illness or Sudden Injury mean a sudden, unexpected, unusual, specific, unforeseen, external event which occurs at a single identifiable time and place and
independently of all other causes, resulting directly, immediately and solely in physical bodily injury or trauma and requiring immediate medical intervention treatment. An event which
directly or indirectly exacerbates a previously existing pathology and/or a physical bodily injury shall not be considered an Accident.
Beneficiary means any of the covered persons whose name is stated on the certificate of coverage.
Country of Permanent Residence means the country in which the Beneficiary normally resides, whether or not he/she holds its citizenship.
Deductible means the first amount of the claim which is payable by the Beneficiary, where applicable.
Medical Emergency means an unforeseen and non-recurrent sudden pathology which requires an emergency treatment to prevent or alleviate existing danger to life or health. An
emergency no longer exists when medical evidence indicates that the Beneficiary is able to return to his/her Country of Permanent Residence to seek and/or continue treatment. A
pathology related to a pre-existing medical condition does not fall under the definition of a sudden pathology. Each time the patient is able to visit the doctor’s office in person; such case
shall not be considered an emergency.
Pre-existing Medical Condition means a pre-existing physical defect, infirmity, injury, sickness, pathology, disease, affliction, anomaly that could be congenital or acquired, major risk
factor, or any other medical condition, whether known or unknown to the Beneficiary, which he/she was suffering from prior to his/her date of travel from his/her country of permanent
residence.
B -Benefits
1. Travel Information Service
The Beneficiary may, prior to his/her departure, call the appropriate Assistance Alarm Center on the assistance number mentioned on his policy, in order to obtain important administrative
or medical advice regarding passport and visa processes, vaccination requirements, taxes, customs duties, currencies, and other various requirements.
2. Referral to Medical Correspondents Abroad
While abroad, the Beneficiary may call the Alarm Center of the Company in order to obtain referral to the nearest qualified medical correspondents (One or more options upon availability).
The company shall not be held liable for any medical malpractice or inadequate or deficient treatment that might incur following that referral.
3. Long Distance Medical Advice
Should the Beneficiary, during his/her journey abroad, need medical advice which is not available at their location, he/she may call the appropriate Alarm Center and get medical advice
from a qualified physician. A telephone conversation does not permit the establishment of a diagnosis and must therefore be considered as mere advice. The Company and the physician
shall not hold any malpractice liability to his/her medical opinion.
4. Dispatch of a Specialist Physician
In such cases where medical repatriation proves to be impossible due to the patient’s condition, the Company may, at its discretion, pay for the dispatch of a specialist physician to make
on-site evaluation with the attending physician and arrange for the eventual medical repatriation of the Beneficiary.
5. Delivery of Urgent Messages
In the event of an emergency calling for assistance, the Company shall transmit any urgent messages of the Beneficiary to his/her family or employer and keep them informed of any
arrangements made to provide the required assistance.
6. Cover of Medical Expenses and Hospitalization Abroad
The Company shall cover only reasonable medical emergency expenses for accidents. Accidents and medical emergency as defined above under definitions section at chapter A, as well
as hospitalization costs resulting from it, up to a limit specified in the certificate of coverage according to the minimal and standard costs of hospitalization in the country where the
Beneficiary is being treated.
This coverage is complementary and only takes place if no other medical or insurance coverage is available. Nevertheless, the Company upholds her right to recovery at any time it
appears that the Beneficiary’s holds a valid medical insurance that covers medical expenses outside his/her country of permanent residence.
Therefore, the beneficiary authorizes the Company to claim back any paid medical costs from his/her primary medical insurance that provides travel coverage abroad, and undertake to
hand over all requested documents for such recovery.
The cover of medical and hospitalization expenses is subject to the following deductibles per person per claim:
-USD 100 if the Beneficiary is under 71 years old.
-USD 250 if the Beneficiary is between 71 and 75 years old.
-USD 500 if the Beneficiary is between 76 and 85 years.
The coverage is only valid for sudden illness or injury, meaning that this sudden illness or injury has no relation with any pre-existing medical condition or existing major risk factor,
whether known or unknown, prior to the departure date of the current travel.
7. Evacuation &/or Medical Repatriation
If the Company’s physicians decide that medical transportation of the Beneficiary is necessary, the Company shall arrange and cover the expenses of the medical evacuation of the
Beneficiary. The evacuation could be done by helicopter, road or air ambulance, scheduled airline flight, or other means of transport to a hospital where he/she can receive adequate
treatment. As soon as the Beneficiary`s condition permits him to travel, the Company may arrange , if necessary, the repatriation back to his Country of Permanent Residence (home or
hospital) on a regularly scheduled airline flight.
A direct medical repatriation may likewise be considered, depending on the medical case and the distance to be covered. Expenses incurred during the Beneficiary’s medical evacuation
and repatriation shall be covered by the Company up to an amount specified in the certificate of coverage.
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The insurance company shall cover on evidence, the accommodation and treatment expenses of the beneficiary during his quarantine stay up to a maximum of USD 5,000 excluding PCR
test fees.
This cover is provided upon the beneficiary's arrival to the United Arab Emirates airport.
C- Obligations of the Beneficiary
In the event of an accident or a sudden illness, the Beneficiary releases from professional secrecy all doctors and paramedical staff who might examine him/her both before and after the
accident.
Any reluctance or failure to declare a fact or circumstance limiting the benefits under this contract gives the Company the right to terminate the contract as soon as it acquires knowledge
of such fact or circumstance.
The Beneficiary must fully cooperate with the Company to provide the documents required (ex. medical report) in order to evaluate the claim.
Claims Conditions
In order to receive the benefits under this travel plan, the Beneficiary must contact the appropriate Alarm Center within 48 hours of the occurrence of the event by phone or email:
If the Beneficiary is not in a position to contact the appropriate Alarm Center, notification given by a close person, the police, the hospital, the fire brigade, or any person having intervened
upon the occurrence of the damage will be considered of the same worth as a call from the Beneficiary him/herself.
The Company reserves the right to verify the truthfulness of the damage declared. Failure to submit such required documents within a period of two months from the occurrence of the
accident/sudden illness gives the Company the right to deny any benefits and/or reimbursement in relation with the incurred costs.
Furthermore, if the Company approves the coverage of the claim, the Beneficiary must provide the requested original documents within twelve months.
1. The damage:
-Official statement of accident issued by the police authorities.
-Copy of passport and visa (where applicable).
-Complete medical file established by the doctor or the hospital visited at the place of the accident, Medical prescriptions.
-Medical and hospital bills.
2. The loss of luggage:
-Copy of check reimbursed from the Airlines.
-Letter from the Airlines.
3. Flight Cancellation:
- Proof of the delay or cancellation (boarding passes, letter from the Airlines, flight history).
D- Limitation of Coverage
1- Coverage under this plan is secondary, which means that the Company will not pay any cost which is recoverable from the National Health System and any other insurance, fund or
institution, except eligible amounts that exceed the limits covered by that other insurance, fund or institution, subject to the General Conditions of this contract, and up to the limits herein
set.
2- The Company shall not be held liable for the consequences of medical malpractice or inadequate or deficient treatment.
3- The Company shall not be held liable for any medical post-treatment or follow-up incurred by the incident.
F- Exclusions:
Expenses and damages resulting from the following events are not covered:
1- The practice of reckless undertakings or needless risk by the Beneficiary or not taking reasonable care, except in an attempt to save human life.
2- Brawl (punches during a violent dispute).
3- The practice of high-risk sports such as, but not limited to: parachuting, acrobatics, spelunking, races using mechanical appliances, high wire, ski jumping, sky flying & surfing,
bungee jumping, Base jumping, hang gliding, open water swimming, scuba diving, jet skiing, kite & windsurfing, water surfing, wakeboarding, rafting & kayaking, shooting, indoor
& outdoor climbing, alpinism, mountain biking, free falling, boxing, motor racing, rugby, aviation, ATV riding, mountain sickness related claims ,as well as all professional
competition sports.
The Company shall study on case by case basis the circumstances related to the practiced sport.
4- War, declared or otherwise, revolution, sabotage actions, terrorism or vandalism strikes, street barricades erected at the time of public demonstrations, and generally troubles of all
kinds and measures taken for restoring order.
5- Telluric movements, floods, volcanic eruptions, or other kinds of natural phenomenon considered as natural calamity.
6- Any expenses related to abuse of consumption of alcohol, narcotics, and/or other hallucinogenic substances.
7- All damage to health brought about by ionizing rays (nuclear radiation).
8- Any loss arising from biological and/or chemical material(s), substance(s), compound(s) or the like used directly or indirectly for the purpose to harm.
9- Expenses related to mental health disorders and any psychiatric disorder or any of its manifestations or complications.
10- Suicide or attempted suicide.
11- Ablation and transplantation of organs, tissues, or cells.
12- All events and accidents associated with or resulting from pregnancy and/or breast feeding, including diagnosis, follow-up treatments, abortion, or delivery.
13- a)Prosthesis, anatomical and orthopedic devices (fixed or removable).
b) All operations related to previous prosthesis, anatomical and orthopedic devices (fixed or removable).
14- Physiotherapy including all forms of physical reeducation.
15- Elective stay at a convalescent home or a revalidation center.
16- All treatments related to congenital or acquired malformations.
17- Endemic, epidemic and pandemic diseases.
18- Venereal and sexually transmitted infections.
19- Any Health Services that are received as out-of-hospital benefits
20- Spontaneous consultations of doctors and specialists, and all kind of check-ups and medical investigations.
21- Treatment, hospitalization or any medical costs related to a pre-existing medical condition (as described in Chapter A under definitions section). This exclusion extends to any
medical situation whether known or unknown, diagnosed or not, treated or not before the Beneficiary current travel dates and possible complications thereto. Pre-existing medical
conditions, and any related treatment, repatriation, evacuation or Emergency Room expenses are not covered under this plan.
22- Any subsequent admission to the hospital, related to the first one, unless considered as an emergency treatment by the Company physicians.
23- Gallstones and cholelithiasis and any complications resulting from that.
24- Nephrolithiasis as well as ureterolithiasis and their complications.
25- Any vascular, cardiovascular, cerebrovascular illness and their related complications are excluded from the coverage of this plan.
26- Any medical condition for which the Beneficiary didn’t take the recommended treatment or prescribed medications as directed by his medical practitioner in his Country of Permanent
Residence.
27- Medicines, prescribed outside the emergency coverage or the hospitalization that follows.
28- Unconventional trips.
29- In case of approval of a non-urgent hospital admission: prior any admission, authorization by the Company doctors concerning the choice of the hospital is mandatory; otherwise, the
hospitalization fees are not covered by this certificate of coverage.
30- Systemic, rheumatologic, endocrine diseases as well as auto-immune, vascular and chronic diseases and allergic reactions.
31- In case of a non-typical or uncommon pathological disorder, failure to present to the Company doctors a clear and definite medical and etiological diagnosis within 3 (three) days of
the hospital admission.
32- Any emergency admission that does not lead to an urgent intervention (medically and surgically) within 24 to 48 hours maximum is no longer considered urgent by this contract even
if it will lead later to a medical or surgical intervention.
33- Every hospitalization undertaken initially in a diagnostic search purpose.
34- Investigations, treatment, or surgery which in opinion of the medical practitioner in attendance and/or the Company doctor can wait until return of the insured to country of permanent
residence
35- No coverage shall be rendered in case the insured has another valid medical or insurance coverage outside his/her Country of Permanent Residence.
H- Juridiction
Any dispute resulting from the execution or the interpretation of this agreement shall be settled by competent tribunal of the coverage Issuer's country.
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