Is travel insurance required to enter Bermuda? 

All that is needed to enter Bermuda is a valid passport and the Bermuda Arrival Card, which can be completed online. Travel insurance is no longer required. 

Why should you buy travel insurance to visit Bermuda? 

Your primary health care plan may not cover you away from your home country; therefore, we recommend travel insurance with emergency medical coverage when traveling internationally. Trawick International offers numerous travel medical insurance and trip cancellation insurance plans.  We recommend purchasing a trip cancellation policy that provides Cancel for any Reason Benefit (CFAR) for added protection. 

Do the trip cancellation plans from Trawick International cover COVID-19?

Yes, most of our travel medical and trip cancellation plans treat COVID-19 like any other sickness. 

Optional Cancel for Any Reason coverage:

On select trip cancellation plans, Trawick International offers Cancel for Any Reason (CFAR). CFAR provides reimbursement for 75% of the prepaid, nonrefundable, forfeited payments you paid for your trip if you cancel your trip for any reason not otherwise covered by this policy - like border closures or travel bans - at least 48 hours before you are due to depart.  This coverage MUST be purchased with the initial policy and within 21 days of the initial trip deposit date, and the full, nonrefundable trip cost is insured. (This benefit is not available in every state).

How much does travel insurance cost?

Depending on your age, trip cost, length of trip, and other factors will determine the cost of your travel insurance policy.  To obtain the most cost-effective, inclusive, and customized trip cancellation plan, make sure to include all non-refundable travel expenses so you can recover the investment if your trip is canceled or interrupted. 

When should you buy travel insurance?

To obtain the best value and have the most benefits possible, we recommend you purchase travel insurance 21 days before the initial trip deposit date and include all prepaid, nonrefundable trip costs. You can still purchase travel insurance after 21 days, but you may not be eligible for time-sensitive benefits such as CFAR or Financial Default.  Don’t miss out on the CFAR benefit if it’s eligible in your state.