We recommend, as much as possible, that you enter the exact trip cost for each person. This can prevent problems at claim time.

For a family traveling together, you may split the cost evenly among all parties, especially if you are traveling with minor children. Even in that scenario, we’d recommend entering exact trip costs for each family member if possible.

Trip Cancellation coverage starts at 12:01 AM the day after you purchase your policy and ends the earlier of: when you cancel your trip, or at 11:59 PM the day before your scheduled departure date.

Trip Interruption coverage begins on the later of: 12:01 AM on your scheduled departure date, or the date and time you start the trip. It ends on the earlier of: your arrival at the return destination, or your scheduled return date.

Cancel For Any Reason provides complete flexibility that truly allows you to cancel for any reason, even one not covered under Trip Cancellation. This benefit is sold as an add-on to your chosen trip cancellation benefit.

The limit of coverage is 75% (or 50% if you reside in FL) of your original trip cost. You can select this option if you meet the following:

• purchase the policy within 15 days of the deposit date
• purchase the insurance to cover the entire cost of the trip
• when using this benefit, the cancelation of the covered trip occurs more than 48 hours from the originally scheduled departure
• any later arrangement(s) or payment(s) need to be added within 15 days of the date of payments

Cancel For Any Reason coverage may not be available in all states.

To learn more, please visit our article “Cancel For Any Reason Travel Insurance Explained” article here

The best answer we can give you is “it depends” — when the delay occurs during your trip, how long the delay is, and why you were delayed. Different coverages could apply, and there may be different covered reasons and time frames for each coverage. We recommend that you document as much as possible. This includes the reason for the delay, such as emails, texts from the airline, and weather alerts, as well as receipts for any expenses incurred. This will help you at claim time. 

Connect with us right away via +1 (855) 998 2928 or email. We can clarify your benefits and help you navigate the situation at hand.

Oftentimes if the cancellation is due to problems with the airline, such as staffing shortages, they are responsible for rebooking you and covering any expenses you incur. If it’s due to something like a hurricane, there could be coverage under Trip Cancellation, Trip Interruption, Trip Delay or even Missed Connection. Your best bet is to document everything and contact our team for guidance. 

Contact our team via +1 (855) 998 2928 or email as soon as you know about these changes – we can quickly and easily update your policy. 

Visit our Travel Tool for the most up-to-date entry requirements for each country. We recommend checking this periodically before your departure to see if there have been any changes. 

Filing a claim starts with completing a claim form. The claim form is a questionnaire meant to help you achieve the following: 

1. Inform us about the incident that caused your claim
2. Specify the financial loss you want reimbursed 
3. Supply evidence of the incident to support your claim 

Once submitted, your claim is promptly assessed by a claims analyst who determines whether it meets the terms of your policy and communicates the outcome to you. You can find your claim form here

It’s hard for us to give definitive answers to hypothetical situations because one small detail in the situation can change everything. That said, we’ll do our best to answer your questions, or at least help you understand the policy language and how it might apply to various situations. 

Yes, battleface plans cover both domestic and international trips. For domestic travel, you must be traveling at least one hundred (100) miles from your primary residence.

This plan is not available for travelers over age 85. The main applicant must be 18 or older to apply for insurance. A parent or other legal custodian must apply for coverage for a minor under 18. Children under the age of 18 may be covered as additional travelers. If the child is not yet 1 year old, enter ‘0’.