23 and 33 Days Annual Travel Insurance Plan
Medipac Travel Insurance – A Reliable Annual Plan for People Taking Multiple Trips
If you are taking multiple trips within a year, you will want to be protected in each of the trips you make. Sadly, your traditional insurance plan may not cover you when you travel outside your home province or outside Canada but you can take advantage of Medipac annual plan to protect yourself if you stay up to 23 or 33 days in each of your trips.
Medipac 23 and 33-day annual plan allows you to save time and money. The plan allows you to apply for insurance for all trips just once and you can save money by taking two or more trips within a year. The policy and benefits for Medipac annual plan are the same as those of the Medipac travel medical insurance plan. Even if you are travelling within Canada, the plan can protect you up to 182 days.
Convenient Features of Medipac 23 and 33 Days Annual Travel Insurance
The annual travel insurance allows you to travel as many times as possible outside Canada within the 23 or 33 days. If your trips are limited to Canada, you can travel as many times as possible within 182 days. The family plan covers individuals from age 56 below. With this coverage, you can insure your spouse and children from age 3 to age 19.
- If you are taking multiple trips within a year up to 23 or 33 days, this annual plan is for you.
- The annual plan has the same coverages and benefits as the Medipac travel medical insurance plan.
- If you are travelling outside Canada, the plan can protect you as many times as you travel up to 23 or 33 days.
- You can be covered up to 182 days for an unlimited number of trips if your trips are all limited to Canada.
- You can save time and money. The plan allows you to save time by applying for insurance just once for all trips. You can save money by taking two or more trips.
- The family plan covers individuals between age 56 and below. It covers your spouse and children from age 3 to age 19.
- The annual plan can be easily extended or topped up. You can do this by contacting Medipac. On extending your plan, you may be required to pay an additional premium.
- When embarking on a short trip, you are required to notify Medipac. Further, Medipac may require that you provide a proof of departure when you make a claim.