Club M Travel Insurance

• Any loss or theft not reported to the police within 24 hours. AIG needs a police crime reference number or evidence of ownership before they can assess a claim.
• Certain specified items (including bikes, tablets and mobile phones) and certain circumstances (for example: if you leave your item unattended in public).
• Medical claims relating to pregnancy or childbirth if the pregnancy is over 26 weeks along or medical conditions that AIG has not agreed to cover.
• Claims related to medical conditions or circumstances you knew about before you went on the trip.
• Any costs that airlines are typically responsible for, like food and drinks if there is a long delay.
• Claims made for sports that aren't covered or if the advised safety gear wasn't used (for example: not wearing a helmet on a bike).
• Claims arising from quarantine or travel restrictions relating to a current or previous epidemic or pandemic declared by the World Health Organisation or any official governmental body or health authority.
• Anything already covered by gadget, mobile, car or home insurance (like bicycles, cars, phones, tablets, lenses).

No, other family members* can benefit from the cover even if you’re not travelling with them. Children under the age of 18 can travel separately to the Club M Account holder if they are travelling with a relative, guardian or person with a duty of care.

*A family member is:

A child or children of the Club M Account holder or the Club M Account holder’s Partner who is under 18 years of age and is either in full-time education or living with them.

Or A person who is either, a Club M Account holder’s husband/wife, civil Partner, fiancé/fiancée, boyfriend/ girlfriend and who permanently lives at the same address.

No. You’re fully covered for any number of trips so long as no single trip is for longer than 31 days.

You can upgrade your policy to cover trips for up to 45 days or 62 days – by paying an additional premium. If you would like to upgrade your cover call 01273 740 981.

You must call AIG on 01274 740 983 to tell them about a pre-existing medical condition if:

1. In the last 12 months have you or anyone else insured on the policy been:
   1. Referred to see a specialist or on a waiting list to see a specialist.
   2. Referred to or attended hospital for any reason (including tests and procedures) or on a waiting list to attend hospital for any reason.
   3. Seen by a medical practitioner more than once for the same condition.
   4. Prescribed two or more medications for a medical condition or had any changes to your or their current medications.
2. You or anyone else insured on the policy has ever received any medical advice, treatment or medication for any of the following conditions
   1. Any heart or circulatory condition.
   2. Any cerebrovascular condition.
   3. Any respiratory (breathing) condition which is combined with being a smoker.
   4. Any congenital (birth defect) or genetic condition that has resulted in a physical disability.
   5. Any cancerous condition.
   6. An organ transplant.

You will not be covered for any claims related to any of these pre-existing medical conditions unless AIG agrees to cover them.

MoneyHelper has introduced a directory of travel insurance firms who can help consumers with existing medical conditions access travel insurance that covers their conditions. This will help customers better understand how and where to get more affordable insurance if they are travelling with a medical condition(s). For example, this might include how you can get cover for a condition that may be currently excluded on your policy or where you are paying an additional premium to cover your medical condition(s).

If you would like further information, please visit the MoneyHelper website Link opens in a new window or call 0800 138 7777

By paying an additional premium you may be to upgrade your policy to include cover for business trips. Call AIG on 01273 740 981 to find out more or email virginmoneytravel@AIG.com for further details.

Yes, cover is provided in the United Kingdom if you stay in pre-booked accommodation for at least two nights away from where you usually live.

Yes, your trip via cruise is covered under our standard terms and conditions provided the cruise does not travel in, through or to Cuba, Iran, Syria, North Korea, the Crimea region, or the Donetsk People’s Republic (DNR) or Luhansk People’s Republic (LNR) regions of Ukraine. The medical expenses limit for cruises within the UK is £10,000. Outside the UK the medical expenses limit is £10,000,000. You can see your full policy wording here Link opens in a new window. If you need cover for cruise-specific events like cabin confinement, missed port and unused excursions you will need to buy specialist cruise cover, this is not something covered under this policy.