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Post Office Travel Insurance can cover you for a single trip of up to 365 days*, or multiple trips** in a single year, anywhere in the UK or abroad. #Immediate relative: Your mother, father, sister, brother, spouse, civil partner, fiancé/e, your children (including adopted and fostered), grandparent, grandchild, parent-in-law, daughter-in-law sister-in-law, son-in-law, brother-in-law, aunt, uncle, cousin, nephew, niece, step-parent, step-child, step-brother, step-sister or legal guardian

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Check the answers to common questions about coronavirus cover and the full policy wording for more details. Should you like to request this, please email: make sure you’re clear what’s covered and what’s not. You may be able to travel with full cover if we authorise in writing that your trip is essential before you depart. This limitation applies even if you have purchased an optional Trip Disruption or Covid-19 upgrade. If the FCDO have advised to only undertake essential travel to a destination and your trip is not essential and you choose to travel, we will only cover a claim if the cause is not linked to the reason for the FCDO advice. Policies sold on or after the 31 March 2022, should the FCDO advise against all travel to your destination, there is no cover under any section of the policy should you travel. There’s no other coronavirus cover on our policies, but for extra reassurance you can add our Covid-19 Coverupgrade option for protection against missed departures and expenses incurred due to change of testing or quarantine requirements to your preferred policy for an additional premium. You fall ill with Covid-19 while away – call our emergency assistance line and we’ll help you seek treatment or, if needed, arrange to bring you back to the UK.There’s also cover for medical and repatriation costs if:

You, an immediate relative# or someone you’re travelling or staying with dies or is hospitalised due to Covid-19.You test positive on arrival in your destination and are not allowed to continue your trip.You test positive for Covid-19 after you’ve left the UK and have to self-isolate.If an insured trip has to be cut short, the unused portion of it can be claimed for if: You, an immediate relative# or someone you plan to travel or stay with dies or is hospitalised due to Covid-19.You, someone you’re travelling with, or someone you’re staying with is required to self-isolate by a medical practitioner, UK government body or health authority.

A medical practitioner certifies you as too ill to travel due to Covid-19.You test positive for Covid-19 within 14 days of your trip and are required to self-isolate by a medical practitioner, the NHS or any UK government body.Policies purchased from the 31 March 2022 onwards ^ Close relative: Your spouse, civil partner, or the person with whom you are permanently cohabiting in a marriage-like relationship, son, daughter (including adopted or foster child), mother, father, sister, brother, grandmother, grandfather, grandchild, fiancé(e) and next of kin, including the same in law and step-relations. So check the latest FCDO advice here and the Government’s UK travel guidelines here. Remember, your cover won’t be valid if you travel against the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office advice of all or all but essential travel, or against local government advice. Curtailment if a close relative^ passes away while you’re there.Curtailment if you test positive on arrival at your destination airport (Economy, Standard and Premier levels of cover only).Expenses for emergency medical treatment or extra expenses like repatriation while you’re abroad.Missing a departure or other delays to your trip if you’re waiting for test results and they’re late (with Standard and Premier cover levels only, you must arrive at your departure point within the time stated, and the testing is to take place at your departure point).Curtailment if you test positive or are medically quarantined for 24 hours or more (Economy, Standard and -Premier levels of cover only).Curtailment if you test positive for covid-19 at your outward departure point and are not allowed to go on your trip.Cancellation if a close relative^ passes away after testing positive for Covid-19.Cancellation within 14 days of your trip if you test positive for coronavirus.Policies purchased from the 6 September 2020 to the 30 March 2022