Schengen travel insurance

You can get travel insurance online or visit one of the QIC branches.

Anyone with a valid QID (identification document issued to all citizens and residents of Qatar) and a passport can buy Schengen travel insurance.

The QIC travel insurance for the Schengen states covers the following:

• Medical call center consultations 24/7
• Hospitalization, treatment, and other essential medical assistance
• Transportation to the hospital or evacuation to the country of residence for further treatment • Treatment expenses, including the cost of medicines and bandages
• Urgent dental help
• Repatriation in case of death or the funeral costs.
   

The policy coverage limit is EUR 30,000 and suits the Schengen visa requirements.

The coverage period for travel insurance depends on your travel dates and ranges from several days to several months.

The QIC travel insurance covers all 29 Schengen countries: Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Portugal, Hungary, Croatia, Romania, Bulgaria.

These are the requirements for Schengen travel insurance: 

• EUR 30,000 minimum coverage. 

• Covers any medical, hospitalization, and repatriation costs, and associated care expenses. 

• Covers all Schengen States. 

The QIC travel insurance for the Schengen states covers medical emergency assistance, hospitalization, treatment, and other essential expenses. The policy coverage limit is USD 50,000 and suits the Schengen visa requirements.

The QIC Schengen travel insurance starts at QAR 50. The total price depends on many terms, including your stay duration, age, or add-ons you choose.

Yes, you can insure several people travelling with you under a single insurance policy. To get the policy for a person over 70 years old, you need to contact our hotline at 8 000 742 to provide a medical certificate stating that they are in good health and condition before the start of their journey.

No, you can't get a refund if your Schengen visa application is refused.