Travel insurance quote in the Philippines: what you need and how to get one
Getting a travel insurance quote should be quick. If you have the right details ready, you can have one in a short conversation. This guide lists what to have on hand, what a good quote should show, and how to ask for one.
What to have ready before you ask for a quote
An advisor needs a few facts to price your trip correctly:
- Your destinations and your travel dates.
- The name and age of each person travelling.
- Whether the trip is a single journey or one of several this year.
- Any activities you plan, such as diving, trekking or skiing.
- Any health condition you would like the policy to consider.
What a good quote should show
Do not judge a quote by the total alone. Look for:
- The medical limit and whether evacuation is included.
- Trip cancellation and interruption limits.
- Baggage and delay benefits.
- The excess or deductible.
- The main exclusions, in plain words.
How to request a travel insurance quote from Crux
You can book a free 15-minute consultation online, message us on WhatsApp at +63 917 596 5486, or visit the office at Castle Peak Hotel, F. Cabahug St., Cebu City. A licensed advisor will ask about your trip and go through the options with you, in Classic, Premier and Elite tiers for flights out of Mactan-Cebu.
Buy early, and keep your documents
Buy your policy when you book, so cancellation cover starts early. Keep your policy number and the emergency line where you can reach them abroad, ideally on your phone.
Common questions
How long does it take to get a travel insurance quote?
If you have your trip details ready, an advisor can go through the options with you in a short call. The first 15-minute consultation is free.
Is the quote free?
Yes. The consultation is free and there is no obligation to buy.
Can I get a quote for a family or a group?
Yes. Tell the advisor who is travelling and their ages, and they will show the options for everyone on one plan where it applies.
General information only. It is not a quote, and the policy wording decides what is covered.