Annual Multi-Trip Travel Insurance.

Let us take care of you with annual travel insurance

Buying Annual Travel Insurance can give you peace of mind for all of your holiday plans.

Having Annual Travel Insurance can give you the confidence boost you need to explore the world, knowing we’ll be there to lend a helping hand if you need us.

Feeling the pinch?

If your annual travel insurance policy comes to £80 or more, you can pay for it monthly*. It’s nice and simple to set up, and you can do it over the phone or online.

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Manage your policy online

When you buy a policy from us, you can make changes yourself by logging in to your My Avanti account. Here you can:

• access policy documents
• update traveller details
• change your single trip dates (limits apply)
• renew an annual policy if you have no changes to make
• and more.

Why letting us know about your health is important

John² had never used his Avanti Travel Insurance before, but on a trip to the USA in February 2019, he needed emergency medical treatment.

He called the 24-hour medical emergency helpline and was reassured his medical bills would be handled. He was treated straight away.

We took care of the payment, so John could focus on getting better.

Annual Travel Insurance is a great option for frequent travellers, as it can be cheaper than buying a separate single trip policy for each holiday. With an Annual Multi-Trip policy, you can rest assured you’re well protected, leaving the worry at home.

What is Annual Multi-Trip Travel Insurance?

Annual Multi-Trip Travel Insurance is a useful policy that covers you for several holidays in a year so there’s no need to call us each time you want to go away.

Your policy can start anytime in the next 90 days. But, we always recommend starting your policy as soon as you book your holiday to make sure you’re covered should you have to cancel your trip.

Where can I go with my annual travel insurance?

Our policies give you the freedom to travel anywhere in the world (with the exception of any countries the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office or World Health Organisation have advised against all, or all but essential travel).

You should check the FCDO advice for your destination, along with any updates from the WHO before travelling.

Our annual policy offers four options of cover depending on the regions you plan on travelling to:

Region 1 – Europe excluding Cyprus, Egypt, Greece, Malta, Morocco, Spain, Turkey and Tunisia.
Region 2 – Europe including Cyprus, Egypt, Greece, Malta, Morocco, Spain, Turkey and Tunisia.
Region 3 – Worldwide excluding Bermuda, Canada, the islands of the Caribbean, China, Hong Kong, Mexico, Thailand, and the United States of America.
Region 4 – All countries of the world.

Can I get annual travel insurance for winter sports?

Our Annual Multi-Trip Travel Insurance includes winter sports activities as standard when you choose a Classic or Deluxe travel insurance policy. This means you’ll be covered for winter sports activities for up to 17 days.

For more information on what our Winter Sports Travel Insurance covers, click here.

How long can I travel for with an annual travel insurance policy?

With an annual policy, how long you can travel for will depend on your age and where you’re going on holiday.

If you’re under 70, you can travel for up to 50 days per trip, and up to 183 days in total for the year.

Aged 71 and over? You can travel for up to 35 days per trip, and up to 183 days across the year.

Are you planning a holiday longer than 50 days? If you’re aged 70 and under, you can opt for our one trip extension, which can cover you for up to 90 days for an additional premium.

Looking to travel for longer than 3 months? Take a look at our long stay travel insurance.

Do I need to have had all of my Covid jabs to be covered?

As long as you’ve had all of the Covid-19 vaccines you’ve been offered, you should be covered. If you haven’t been offered some doses yet or you’re medically exempt then you can also be covered.

If you’ve refused any doses of the vaccine or haven’t been able to have a dose you’ve been offered, you won’t be covered.