Am I insured to travel whilst pregnant?

Quality travel insurance is always essential, but getting the right cover is especially important when you are pregnant.

Travel insurance exclusions will apply, and you must ensure you've checked that you are covered for your particular situation. For example, medical conditions will need to be declared to avoid problems in the event of a claim.

Travel Insurance covers pregnancy or childbirth on all of our policies, providing that your doctor/midwife has said you are fit to travel, there has been no incident likely to give rise to a claim, and you are not travelling outside of the dates stated in your policy.

Direct Travel Policies - Please see policy wording for full details of cover and how to make a claim.

Other Brands - Please see the policy wording specific to the product you are purchasing for full terms and conditions on what is covered and how to make a claim.

Alternatively, please call our Customer Service team on 0330 880 3600 if you have any further queries.

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