Inbound Travel Insurance
Australian Inbound Travel Insurance is specifically designed for non-Australian residents visiting Australia from overseas, so if you are touring and taking in the spectacular scenery of the outback, splashing in the surf on the world’s best beaches or soaking up the atmosphere and excitement of the city then you need to focus on enjoying the experience. With an Easy Travel Insurance Inbound plan you can relax and travel with complete peace of mind.
To get a quote for Australia Inbound travel insurance you must be an overseas resident (this travel plan is not available to Australian residents) use ‘Australia Inbound’ as your destination, select your travel dates from the day you leave home to the day you return to your home, add all the travellers current ages and be sure to select ‘No’ to the “All travellers live in AU?” question.
Our inbound travel plan is available for overseas residents up to 69 years of age visiting Australia.
‘One Way’ and ‘Already Travelled’ options are not available on the Inbound travel plan. Your policy must be purchased before you leave your home country and must remain active until you return.
If you are currently living in Australia, and you are: an Australian citizen with a valid Australian Medicare card, or you hold a visa allowing you to live, work or study in Australia then you should use the Australian Domestic travel policy.
For Australian residents who are already overseas and returning to Australia, please use your international destination/s as you would if you were purchasing cover before you travel (do not use Australia as your destination). For more information, please head over to our Already Overseas page.
| Benefit | Benefit Level | Benefit Description |
|---|---|---|
| Overseas medical expenses | $Unlimited~ | if you get sick or injured, we include cover for your overseas treatment costs, including overseas doctors, hospital, ambulance and medication. |
| Overseas dental expenses | $2000 | if you get sick or injured, we include cover for your overseas treatment costs, including overseas doctors, hospital, ambulance and medication. |
| Amendment or Cancellation | $You Choose^ |
cover for trip amendments or cancellation if an unexpected event oc
curs, such as:
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| Additional expenses | $Unlimited |
cover is provided for unexpected travel costs including:
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| Luggage and travel documents | $12,000 | cover is included (limit per item*) for lost, stolen or damaged personal belongings, including:
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| Delayed luggage allowance | $1,000 | if your luggage is delayed for more than 12 hours, there’s cover to buy medication, clothes and toiletries whilst you’re overseas (sub-limits apply). |
| Rental car insurance excess | $5,000 | if your rental car is stolen or damaged there’s cover for the excess you’re required to pay. |
| Travel delay | $2,000 | if your travel is delayed for at least 6 hours by an unexpected event outside your control, there’s cover for additional costs in accommodation (sub-limits apply). |
| Resumption of journey | $3,000 | if you are required to return home during your trip due to the sudden serious injury, sickness, disease, or death of a relative or business partner in Australia. |
| Hospital incidentals | $8,000 | if you are hospitalized in Australia and your claim is approved under Section 19: Medical and Dental Expenses in Australia. |
| Special events | $2,000 | Under the Inbound Policy, the Special Events benefit provides coverage for delays that prevent you from arriving on time for A wedding, A funeral, A 25th or 50th wedding anniversary and a prepaid conference, concert, music festival, or sporting event. |
| Disability | $25,000+ | if during the period of insurance, you suffer an injury caused solely and directly by violent, accidental, visible, and external means (not caused by sickness or disease) resulting in:
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| Accidental death | $25,000+ | |
| Loss of income | $30,000+ | the Loss of Income benefit provides coverage if you suffer:
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| Personal liability | $3,000,000 | |
| Medical and Dental Expenses in Australia | ||
| Medical expenses in Australia | $1,000,000 | the Medical and Dental Expenses in Australia section provides coverage for non-Australian residents who are not eligible for Medicare under the Health Insurance Act 1973 (Cth). |
| Dental expenses in Australia | $2,000 | the Dental Expenses in Australia section provides coverage for non-Australian residents who are not eligible for Medicare under the Health Insurance Act 1973 (Cth). Coverage Details: |
- ~Cover will not exceed 12 months from onset of the illness, condition or injury.
- ^The level of cover You choose applies per policy.
- *Sub-limits apply. Refer to the Policy wording.
- + Maximum liability collectively is $45,000.