Medical care away from home
Travel medical plans can provide benefits for eligible unexpected injuries and illnesses. Compare the overall maximum, per-injury or illness limits, and deductible.
TRAVEL MEDICAL COVERAGE, CLEARLY EXPLAINED
Choose coverage that fits the way you travel.
Whether you are making several trips this year, bringing a group overseas, visiting the United States, or studying abroad, Joe Nicolas can help you compare WorldTrips options before you purchase.
Find the product built for your trip, travelers, and destination.
Compare deductibles, coverage limits, and benefits that matter to you.
Use a direct WorldTrips link to get a quote and purchase your plan.
START WITH WHAT MATTERS
Travel medical insurance can help you prepare for the unexpected.
Medical care abroad, emergency transportation, and travel disruptions can be difficult to navigate away from home. The right plan begins with your actual trip, not a one-size-fits-all policy.
Emergency assistance when plans change
Selected WorldTrips plans include multilingual travel assistance, with services that can include provider referrals, translation help, and document-replacement support.
Options for different journeys
Find coverage designed for frequent international travel, groups, U.S. visitors, students abroad, or medical evacuation and repatriation needs.
FIND YOUR FIT
One trip does not look like every other trip.
Begin with the detail that shapes your coverage most: how often you travel, who is traveling, where you are going, and whether a school or visa has specific requirements.
Several trips this year
Atlas MultiTrip is designed for frequent international travelers taking multiple eligible trips during a 12-month coverage period.
Five or more travelers
Atlas Group can place qualifying groups on one plan, with a 10% reduced rate for groups of five or more.
A trip to the United States
Atlas America is built for visitors, including tourists, relatives, temporary workers, and international students coming to the U.S.
Study or visa requirements
StudentSecure offers four plan levels for full-time students and scholars, while Atlas MedEvac can supplement evacuation and repatriation requirements.
EXPLORE YOUR OPTIONS
Travel insurance options available for purchase
Review the purpose of each option, then use its WorldTrips link to get a quote and purchase. Joe is available by phone or email if you would like help deciding where to start.
FREQUENT TRAVELERS
ATLAS MULTITRIP
Annual travel insurance
One purchase for 12 months of coverage across unlimited eligible international trips.
- Individual trip length30 or 45 days
- Medical maximumUp to $1 million
- Emergency evacuationUp to $1 million
- Ideal for2+ trips each year
ATLAS GROUP
Group travel insurance
Coordinated travel medical coverage and one convenient payment for your group.
- Who it is forGroups of 5+
- Group rate10% reduced rate
- Common tripsTours, schools, missions
- Assistance24/7 emergency help
ATLAS AMERICA
U.S. visitor medical insurance
Help prepare for unexpected medical costs while visiting, working, studying, or doing business in the U.S.
- Coverage durationUp to 1 year
- CustomizeLimit and deductible
- Eligible travelersVisitors to the U.S.
- SupportMultilingual assistance
STUDENTSECURE
International student insurance
Medical coverage designed for full-time students and scholars studying outside their home country.
- Plan choice4 coverage levels
- Student benefitsInjury and illness
- RequirementsJ-1 compatible*
- PaymentsMonthly or paid in full
ATLAS MEDEVAC
Medical evacuation & repatriation
Supplemental coverage for international students and visitors who need evacuation and repatriation benefits.
- Lifetime maximum$75,000
- Medical evacuationUp to $50,000
- Repatriation of remainsUp to $25,000
- Deductible$0
A SIMPLE WAY TO COMPARE
Make your choice with the right questions.
Select the policy type first, then compare limits, benefits, deductibles, provider access, and available assistance services.
1
Define your trip
Consider your destination, trip length, travel frequency, group size, and whether you need to meet a school or visa requirement.
2
Set your priorities
Review the medical maximum, emergency evacuation limit, deductible, and individual benefit limits that address your concerns.
3
Review before purchasing
Read the plan documents for eligibility, exclusions, conditions, and definitions. Joe can help you compare the purchase paths before you continue.
BEFORE YOU PURCHASE
Useful answers for choosing travel coverage
These highlights are a starting point. Your quote and policy documents contain the terms that apply to your coverage.
Start with the travel pattern. An annual plan suits repeated eligible international trips; a group plan is for five or more travelers; Atlas America is for visitors to the U.S.; StudentSecure is for full-time students and scholars; and Atlas MedEvac provides supplemental evacuation and repatriation benefits.
No. Atlas MultiTrip is travel medical coverage and does not include trip cancellation coverage for pre-departure cancellations. Travelers with high-value, nonrefundable trip costs should consider whether separate trip protection is needed.
No. Atlas MedEvac is supplemental coverage for emergency medical evacuation, repatriation of remains, and local burial or cremation. It excludes medical-expense and trip-protection expenses, so review whether you also need broader medical coverage.
StudentSecure meets or exceeds most visa requirements, including J-1 requirements, and can meet many university requirements. Confirm the specific requirements with your school or program and review the selected plan's documents before purchase.
Pricing can depend on age, destination, coverage duration, coverage maximum, deductible, number of travelers, and selected optional upgrades. Use the plan's WorldTrips quote path for pricing specific to your itinerary.