Worldcare has provided travel insurance to Australians travelling domestically and overseas for more than 20 years. Worldcare strives to provide quality cover at affordable prices. Policies are available to those under 86 years. Dependants travel for free with parent or grandparent. They offer 24/7 emergency assistance no matter where you are in the world. Underwritten by Allianz Australia Insurance Limited.
My flight was cancelled and even though their policy says over and over that they have unlimited cove... Read more
Family of 6 intended travelling to Sri Lanka late July 2019 and purchased travel insurance from World... Read more
Originally I liked Worldcare because you could insure for one medical pre-condition and not the whole... Read more
I had a quad biking accident in 2016, luckily I had only suffered bruises but the quad bike had some ... Read more
seniors insurance always costs more but Worldcare is comprehensive but still the least expensive for ... Read more
This company gave value for money. I checked other companies and some were the same price but this on... Read more
My priority was to have a travel insurance policy I could rely on and I found their service non exist... Read more
My husband got dengue fever whilst in Thailand. From the moment I contacted Worldcare, they were bril... Read more
My laptop was damaged in Europe and Worldcare were a dream to deal with. My claim was paid in less t... Read more
Worldcare is my default travel insurance because of their simple policies and good service. I am a fr... Read more
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The more the merrier right? Worldcare allow you to purchase a policy for up to 2 adults and 10 kids online.
Yes, you don’t even need to pick a cruise specific policy. Here’s a top tip: Even if you’re travelling in Aussie water you still need to pick pacific.
Yes, you are covered for the cost of transport to get you to the nearest resort; or the cost of additional ski passes if, there is insufficient snow, bad weather or power failure in your pre-booked holiday resort. Or if all lift systems are closed for more than 24 hours. However they will not pay for any claims relating to ski resorts that do not have skiing facilities greater than 1,000 metres above sea level.
Yes if you pay an additional premium when you purchase your policy.
Along with comprehensive cover for your electronics and personal belongings, additional cover can be purchased for specified items up to a total amount of $5,000.
Nope, Worldcare doesn’t provide protection from insolvency.
Sure! Visitors can buy as long as they purchase before arrival in Australia. Journeys must commence and end in Australia too.
Worldcare will cover you for any engine size you ride as long as you’re insured to do so in Australia. Just make sure you get your International Drivers Permit (IDP) before you leave!
12 months.
Having too much fun? No problem! You can extend your policy with Worldcare for up to a year, as long as your current policy is not about to expire is less than 7 days time.
Yes, for up to $6,000. Cover excludes sedans, hatchbacks, station-wagon, four wheel drives, mini bus or any vehicle over 4.5 tonnes
14 days.
Worldcare and Allianz Global Assistance are trading names of AGA Assistance Australia Pty Ltd ABN 52 097 227 177.
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