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Single Trip Cover / Annual Global Cover FAQ


1. What is the longest period of insurance under this plan?
2. Is there any age limit for the insured?
3. What should I do if emergency assistance is required during the journey?
4. What should I do if I have to extend my journey?
5. If I am already covered by a life insurance plan, do I need to enroll in any travel insurance?
6. If I emigrate to an overseas country, are the insured items covered in the plan still valid?
7. If my travel agency closes down, will I be compensated?
8. Will I be compensated if the travel agency cancels the journey due to insufficient customers or adverse weather conditions?
9. The World Health Organization has issued travel warning against a certain country or region, but I still travel there, will this in any way affect the coverage of protection?
10. I am going to take my Filipino maid with me for an overseas trip, will this plan provide protection for employee's accidental injury suffered during the trip?

1. What is the longest period of insurance under this plan?
  The period of insurance for Annual Cover is one year. Under Annual Cover, the maximum cover period for each journey is up to 60 days, while there is no limit on the number of journeys during the covered year. The longest period of insurance for a Single Trip cover is six months.
 
   
2. Is there any age limit for the insured?
  The age of the insured and spouse must be between 18 and below 75, while the age of the children must be under 18.
 
   
3. What should I do if emergency assistance is required during the journey?
  If you need any emergency assistance during your trip, please call our Hong Kong 24-Hour Emergency Telephone Service Hotline on (852) 2861 9285.
 
   
4. What should I do if I have to extend my journey?
  Prior to the expiry of the cover period, you can entrust a relative in Hong Kong to apply to "Hang Seng General Insurance" for the extension at any Hang Seng Bank branches. Only when the application has been approved and the premium for the extended period has been paid will the policy be effective.
 
   
5. If I am already covered by a life insurance plan, do I need to enroll in any travel insurance?
  Yes, travel insurance is designed for people going abroad as a visitor or on business trip. The coverage scope is quite different from a life insurance plan.
 
   
6. If I emigrate to an overseas country, are the insured items covered in the plan still valid?
  No, application for the Travelsure Protection Plan due to emigration will not be accepted, or the policy will become invalid when you emigrate to an overseas country.
 
   
7. If my travel agency closes down, will I be compensated?
  No, you should submit your claim to the Travel Industry Compensation Fund for compensation.
 
   
8. Will I be compensated if the travel agency cancels the journey due to insufficient customers or adverse weather conditions?
  No, the cancellation of the journey as a result of administration arrangements of the airline company or travel agency are not covered by the policy.
 
   
9. The World Health Organization has issued travel warning against a certain country or region, but I still travel there, will this in any way affect the coverage of protection?
  The travel warning issued by the World Health Organization against a certain country or region shall have no bearing upon the protection provided by this plan; but it is suggested that the insured should closely observe the development of the relevant situation as the orders promulgated subsequently by the government may affect the insured's journey and the protection under this plan.
 
   
10. I am going to take my Filipino maid with me for an overseas trip, will this plan provide protection for employee's accidental injury suffered during the trip?
  No. The Travelsure Protection Plan does not cover injury or death caused by any manual labour work. Therefore, you should approach your other insurer who issued the employee insurance for this Filipino maid for extension of the protection to overseas work.
 

Annual China Cover FAQ


1. Is there any limit on the number of journeys to Mainland China (excluding Hong Kong SAR) and Macau SAR under the plan?
2. What should I do with the China Medical Card?
3. In which areas the China Medical Card could cover?
4. Can I enjoy the cover when admitted to non-designated hospitals?
5. For out-patient cases, do I need to show my China Medical Card?
6. What is the double indemnity cover?
7. Must I bring along my China Medical Card when visiting the Designated Hospitals? What should I do if I forget to bring the Card?
8. Can I have my China Medical Card replaced in case of loss? Is there any card replacement cost?

1. Is there any limit on the number of journeys to Mainland China (excluding Hong Kong SAR) and Macau SAR under the plan?
  There is no limit on the number of journeys within the period of insurance under the plan. However, please note that the coverage for each journey is up to 60 days only.
 
   
2. What should I do with the China Medical Card?
 
1. You may check with our 24-hour emergency service for the information about Designated Hospitals at your destination before each journey.
2. In case of emergency, you may present the following documents to the admission staff upon arrival to the Designated Hospital:
 
- China Medical Card;
- Identity/Travel document with your photo attached thereon, namely ID, Re-entry Permit or other relevant travel documents.
3. You will be admitted, and the hospital will notify our 24-hour emergency centre.
4. Upon identity verification, our emergency centre shall provide guarantee of the hospital admittance deposit.
5. When the diagnosis is yet to be confirmed to be covered under the Policy, you or your representative may be required to sign a letter of undertaking.
 
   
3. In which areas the China Medical Card could cover?
  From Guangdong, Beijing and Shanghai to the remote areas like Tibet and Inner Mongolia, the China Medical Card covers over 200 medical facilities.
 
   
4. Can I enjoy the cover when admitted to non-designated hospitals?
  Yes. The China Medical Card is a facility to enable customers to enjoy more efficient hospital admission at the Designated Hospitals. As long as the condition is covered under the policy, you could still enjoy the insurance protection when admitted to non-designated hospitals. However, please note that the guarantee of hospital admittance deposit in the case for admission to non-designated hospitals is up to HKD20,000 only. Moreover, you have to obtain the original copy of hospital/ medical receipt with the diagnosis certified by the attending doctor and settle the medical expenses first, and file a claim upon returning to Hong Kong.
 
   
5. For out-patient cases, do I need to show my China Medical Card?
  The China Medical Card is applicable to hospital admission only. If you only visit out-patient clinics, you should follow the general claims procedures: pay the consultation fee, get the receipt and medical certificate, and file a claim upon returning to Hong Kong. The treatment must be provided by the legally registered medical practitioner.
 
   
6. What is the double indemnity cover?
  Under the Plan A of the Annual China Cover, if the customer sustains bodily injury caused by an assault during a robbery while traveling in Mainland China (excluding Hong Kong SAR) or Macau SAR leading to death or permanent disability, the original HKD200,000 Personal Accident benefit will be doubled to HKD400,000.
 
   
7. Must I bring along my China Medical Card when visiting the Designated Hospitals? What should I do if I forget to bring the Card?
  For hospitalisation case, you need to present the China Medical Card so as to be eligible for the fast-track admission service. Otherwise you will have to pay first and file claim or contact our 24-hour emergency service for assistance.
 
   
8. Can I have my China Medical Card replaced in case of loss? Is there any card replacement cost?
  Yes, but you shall report to the Company within 48 hours and submit the card replacement request in writing together with a card replacement fee of HKD100 to Hang Seng General Insurance. .
 
   

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