Family travel insurance.

Leave risk at home with cover for you and the family

When you’re travelling with loved ones, you’ll want to feel safe in case of any holiday mishaps.

With our family travel insurance, you’ll have the confidence knowing that if you’re travelling as a group, you’re protected from the moment your cover starts.

Flexibility to change details online

When you buy a policy from us, you can manage it 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.

How Avanti Travel Insurance can protect you on holiday

When John¹ needed urgent medical attention during his trip to America in early 2019, he called our emergency, 24/7 support team.

We were there to ease some of the worry by settling his bill directly with the hospital. Knowing the money side of things was being taken care of, John could focus on the scans and treatment he needed to get better.

If a medical emergency bill comes to more than £350, we’ll do our best to pay the hospital directly whenever possible. The last thing we want is for you to be out of pocket.

Is it best for my family to be on the same travel insurance policy?

For holiday insurance, a family is made up of one or two parents and their unmarried, dependent children under the age of 21 and in full-time education.

Whether you’re going on just one summer holiday or multiple trips over the next 12 months, there are many advantages to having all your family on one policy.

Buying a family policy is convenient and often works out cheaper than buying individual policies. You also have the security of knowing you are all covered if one of you is unable to travel due to a medical emergency. With separate policies, this might not be the case.

Do we need to tell you about pre-existing medical conditions?

Yes, it’s very important for you and your family members to tell us about any medical conditions you have, so we can make sure you have the right level of personalised cover.

If you’re travelling with someone who is pregnant, they won’t need to declare their pregnancy on their travel insurance. But if they have any pregnancy-related medical conditions or complications, including high blood pressure and gestational diabetes, they’ll need to let us know.

Please remember, if you don’t let us know about your pre-existing health conditions, we may not be able to help if something goes wrong.

Keep us updated on any health changes too, so we can make sure your family policy is valid, just in case you need us further down the line.

Can I get a policy for me and my grand-kids?

If you and your grandchildren live at different addresses, you could arrange cover under a group policy.

Our group policies offer cover for up to 30 travellers, who are living at different addresses but are travelling together.

If you’re travelling as a group of more than ten people, you’ll need to give us a call to get your quote. Otherwise, if there’s ten people or less travelling together on your policy, you can get your quote online today.

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

As long as you’ve had the vaccines you’ve been offered for Covid-19, you should be covered. If you haven’t been offered both 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.