wan to ask, if use credit card to pay for air ticket. is credit card company cover some travel insurance?

benefit sure lower than travel insurance but worth to do it? got to pay extra about 2%. worth it?

if use credit card to pay for air ticket via travel agent, not entitle

if pay tour ticket using credit card i tink not covered?

u mean cover like travel insurance including flight delay, bag damage ......jus by buying something during travel using their credit card? 

Mind sharing what CC this is? I'd like to read the TnC. Sounds too good to be true 

Anyone with relevant experience/feedback if you don't mind?  I've read through the thread but was hoping if there's any more recent experiences which could be shared.. Thanks..

Truer words have never been spoken.

IMO, everyone should take the time and go through their respective insurance company's claims form at least once.

This is to get a rough idea on what documents/proof you will need for when the time comes.

I'm curious, so what if you buy those travel insurance with the airlines when you buy your flight tickets and then you also buy another travel insurance from the insurance companies themselves.

Can you claim both?

I guess because that's a necessary document. Thus did you manage to claim? You can always contact the airline and check - see if they can email a copy to you.

3. Claimed for baggage delay previously. You need official note/memo from the airline baggage handler (get at the airport) and also the official note/memo when the luggage is finally delivered to you (get from the delivery personnel). Submit along with your boarding pass. About 1 ~ 2 week, claim approved, money in the bank 

i go to Melbourne transit at singapore airport. so KL-Sin delay and because of that Sin-Mel departed. airline reschedule our sin-mel to late night which is 10 hours later and also a hotel. so can i still claim for insurance? i bought msig plan 1.

No one could have given you any advice until you have received your travel insurance policy agreement anyway. Read carefully at the policy agreement. DO Beware of! I do notice most travel insurance offer at bolehland does not cover up us from illness. It states that very clearly in the policy for accident medical fee up to rm500,000.00 and so so only. but it does not cover up us from falling ill at overseas. Is best we have another travel insurance coverage at the country we were visiting for. Lastly, choose a local travel insurance company which has an international support phone number for assistance, rather than those insurance company which requested us to make a call back to bolehland for assistance.

I just call Etiqa SC, she said etiqa will cover both outpatient and inpatient. Clear..?

Accident treatment can be outpatient or inpatient. So what if one have a heart attack while overseas when there are no accidents?

You may have missed out the clauses which stated it very clear that you will have to bear for the medical expenses oversea first and make a claim later on? Pls read n read n don't just know how to have sok sendiri sja like fellow Malaysians DO! Or else, you will land into trouble when you were falling sick at overseas.lol. Will your family can afford to have pay for your medical expenses at oversea at the first place? Choose an insurance company which can offer us with cashless medical hlpe.

If we have medical insurance, can we use it overseas as well?

So what the purpose of limit world-wide, and its critical must do it in aussie, or must return do it in Aussie?

Sorry this is refferin to not travel.insurance rite?

Sorry if this has been asked before, but hoping someone can help me with this.

I am staying in Malaysia, is a citizen in Malaysia and holds Malaysian passport. I am NOT a citizen of Singapore nor do I hold work permit or PR status. So, what happens if I bought a ticket and depart from Singapore? (Not transit, but just a ticket that departs and returns to Singapore).

I understand my Malaysian travel insurance doesn't cover departures from non-Malaysian airports. And I can't get Singapore's travel insurance because I am not a citizen, PR or with work permit.

What options do I have? Is the only option going through those global insurance like World Nomads or Bupa?

On minus side..etiqa tripcare coverage for travel inconvenience and damages benefits is a bit inferior to AXA..

Nevertheless cashless admission pawn them all.

Btw..if i buy both AXA and Etiqa and something bad happen ..can i claim both (other than medical coverage)?

Ie: my baggage got damaged so can i claim from etiqa and AXA? Or i died during travel..can my heir claim death benefit from both?

I just notice etiqa travel 360 offers cashless oversea medical care

But not sure any hidden tnc or not