Annual Multi-Trip Travel Insurance: Coming Soon in June 2024
Frequent flyer? Seeker of endless adventures? Digital Nomad par excellence? This one’s for you. Sign-up below for updates and read on to learn more about how our upcoming World Nomads Annual Multi-Trip (AMT) can help unlock your year-round adventures.
What is Annual Multi-Trip Travel Insurance?
Say goodbye to the hassle of buying insurance for every trip. Designed for frequent travellers, our World Nomads Annual Multi-Trip travel insurance covers multiple trips over a 12-month period.
Why choose Annual Multi-Trip Travel Insurance?
Cost-effective convenience? Check! Unlimited trips within 12 months? Check! Flexbility for solo, partners & families? Check! Our Annual Multi-Trip insurance has benefits to suit a range of needs.
How Does It Work?
With our Annual Multi-Trip policy, multiple journeys throughout the 12-month period are covered. Whether it's a quick city break or a month-long adventure, enjoy peace of mind knowing you're protected. Plus, the more you travel, the more you can save!
Frequently asked questions
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Can my kids travel on my Annual Multi-Trip travel insurance policy?
Absolutely! And the best part? When you purchase a World Nomads Annual Multi-Trip travel insurance policy, any of your children aged under 18 that are named on the policy will be covered at no extra cost. And what’s more, your kids are also covered even if they go on holiday with another adult – a friend or relative for example. Please note exclusions will apply for pre-existing medical conditions.
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Can I cancel my Annual Multi-Trip travel insurance?
Of course. World Nomads customers have up to 21 calendar days from when we issue your Certificate of Insurance and policy wording to cancel your Annual Multi-Trip travel insurance policy. This is referred to as your cooling-off period. If you do choose to cancel your policy within the cooling-off period, we will refund your premium, provided that:
- you haven’t travelled under your policy; and
- you are not making a claim; and
- you are not exercising any other right under the policy.
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Is AMT cheaper than a single-trip policy?
An Annual Multi-Trip policy is not cheaper than a Single-Trip policy as a single item purchase. However, it can be far more cost-effective if you plan on taking two or more trips in a year. You’re free to roam without having to purchase an individual policy every time the wanderlust takes hold with Annual Multi-Trip. Just remember to purchase a policy that will cover you for the areas you intend to travel to.
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Does AMT cover domestic travel?
Our Annual Multi-Trip policy offers cover if your country of residence is the United Kingdom (swap for ‘Ireland’ on IE page) for both international and domestic travel.
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Will my Annual Multi-Trip policy renew annually?
World Nomads Annual Multi-Trip policies are not currently set-up to auto-renew. We will contact you four weeks in advance of your policy ending to let you know that it is set to expire and give you ample time to purchase your next policy, to avoid any unintended break in your period of cover. Upon your policy’s expiration you will no longer be covered.
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Is there a limit on the number of trips I can take with AMT?
There is no limit on the number of trips you can take each year with our Annual Multi-Trip policy. Just be sure you have selected an appropriate policy that will offer cover for the regions you intend to travel to.
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Is there a limit on the duration of each trip with AMT?
While there is no limit on the number of trips you can take each year with an Annual Multi-Trip travel insurance policy, there is a cap on the total number of days you can be away throughout the year. Trips are limited to 31 days under our Standard plan and 45 days under our Explorer plan. If your planned trip is longer than an Annual Multi-Trip permits you might want to consider taking out a single trip policy instead.
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Coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to impact many travellers around the world. Before you buy, read the travel alerts and check government travel advice and restrictions for your destination(s) as these may impact cover, or your ability to travel. NOTE: A 48-hour waiting period (time excess) applies to some Coronavirus-related cancellation cover; other waiting periods may apply.