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Popular Choice:
Trip Cancellation and Interruption Insurance
You are covered for:
- Non-refundable portions of unused, prepaid flights if an illness, injury or other unexpected event forces you to cancel your flight, cut your trip short or delay your return home2,3
- Travel expenses to get you home earlier or later than you had originally planned2
- Necessities like a hotel or meals—if your trip gets cancelled or interrupted4
- 24-hour worldwide emergency assistance
Popular Choice:
Classic Medical Plan (ages 0-64) o3 TravelCare® Medical Plan (ages 65+)
You are covered for:
- Unlimited eligible emergency medical expenses5
- 24-hour worldwide emergency medical assistance
- Travel expenses to get you home if you have a medical emergency
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Make sure you have the right travel insurance—get an online quote or call the Enrollment Centre.
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Call 1-800-565-3129
If you’re using an RBC Royal Bank credit card to pay for your trip in full, see if your card provides enough coverage for your trip.
1)
RBC client is defined as a client of the RBC Companies or a spouse or child(ren) of a client.
2)
Trip Interruption Insurance – After Departure covers the costs you would incur if you have to return home earlier or later than you originally planned. It also reimburses you for any non-refundable portions of unused, prepaid travel arrangements.
3)
Trip Cancellation Insurance – Before Departure covers the non-refundable portion (i.e. deposits or cancellation charges) of your prepaid travel arrangements. It also allows you to recoup any cancellation penalties that a transportation carrier or tour operator may charge you.
4)
Out of Pocket Expenses insurance reimburses you for extra expenses that result from one of the specified situations occurring. Such expenses can include your commercial accommodations and meals, essential phone calls, internet usage fees and taxi fares (ride sharing, or rental car in lieu of taxi fares) up to the specific maximum for your policy. Some conditions apply.
5)
This insurance is subject to a maximum of $20,000 if you do not have valid government health plan coverage in force for the full length of your trip.