You have to be at least 2 weeks old for any coverage.
to respond to the query "is buying travel insurance smart?" let's look at what insurance is.
When you purchase insurance - health insurance, house owner's insurance, auto insurance, life assurance, or travel insurance - you don't make an investment. It isn't the same as going to the bank and depositing cash and expecting to harvest fiscal rewards at some time. The 1st formal insurance company, Lloyd's, was formed in 1769, and their insurance idea remains today - to assemble the premiums of clients as a pool of resources to revisit clients who experience covered events.
Is buying travel insurance smart for you, then? Do you require a pool of resources from others' premiums to help out in the event of a travel emergency? Or can you look after any unlooked for circumstance on your own? It isn't almost cash, either.
It's your first time in Europe and neither you nor your partner talk any foreign language and your wallet is thieved. Now you won't get out of the country without them. Whilst this will appear unnecessary, consider the price of medical coverage for a number of of you, or for emergency evacuation.
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