International Life, Accident, and Accidental Death & Dismemberment Insurance
International Life Insurance, Accident (AD), and Accidental Death & Dismemberment (AD&D) Insurance is an important part of protecting your family's financial well being should you prematurely die or become disabled. These plans will pay you, your beneficiary, or your estate (if a beneficiary is not designated) a lump sum benefit (e.g. $500,000) should an accident results in your death, or the loss of a limb/eyesight. No one can predict when an accident will happen but you can be sure your loved ones will be financially secure should one occur.
We have a great selection of high quality insurance products underwritten by
"A" rated insurance carriers and sold at very reasonable prices.
Global Accident Protection 24/7 from Insuractive
Accidental Death & Dismemberment (AD&D) coverage, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. More than just Flight Accident or Common Carrier coverage, this plan provides coverage for you, your loved ones, employees, business partner, or associates for Any Accident that may occur while traveling domestically, internationally, or at home. Benefit levels from US$250,000 up to US$1,000,000 Minimum policy issue length is 1 month. Coverage available for up to 12 months per policy. Optional War Risk Rider (including Iraq or Afghanistan) Optional Emergency Medical Evacuation Optional Hazardous Activities Rider Optional Athletic & Special Sports Rider. Click here to view approximate costs per destination. Available to All Nationalities Living Anywhere in the Worldwide
High Limit Travel Accident Insurancefrom Global Underwriters
Single-trip or Annual Accident Insurance (with optional War and Terrorism coverage) Accident benefits from US$100K to US$20 Million. Additional optional coverages include: nuclear, biological and chemical coverage, dismemberment and disability, and choice of 24-hour, common carrier and flight-only coverage.
Liaison® Travelerfrom Seven Corners, Inc
Liaison Traveler Insurance provides excellent travel accident coverage that includes 24hr Accidental Death and Dismemberment (with No Exclusion for Terrorist Events), Emergency Medical Evacuation, Repatriation of Mortal Remains, Emergency Reunion, Return of Minor Child, Political Evacuation & Repatriation ,Trip Interruption and Lost Baggage protection. Available Worldwide
Single Trip Travel Accident Elitefrom Insuractive $250,000 ($20), $500,000 ($35), or $1,000,000 ($59) Common Carrier Accidental Death Insurance for your round trip. Also included are $10,000 for Emergency Medical Evacuation, $10,000 Repatriation of Remains, and 24/7 Travel Assistance services. Acts of Terrorism Covered. Acts of War Excluded (US residents only)
Annual Travel Accident Elitefrom Insuractive $500,000 ($79) or $1,000,000 ($119) Annual Common Carrier Accidental Death Insurance provides coverage for your travel on any Licensed Public Transportation domestic or worldwide. Also included are $10,000 Emergency Evacuation, $10,000 Repatriation of Remains, and 24/7 Travel Assistance services Acts of Terrorism Covered. Acts of War Excluded (US residents only)
Business Travel Accident (BTA)from Global Underwriters
Many U.S. companies and corporations choose to minimize the potential liability they face in regards to employees that travel by purchasing Business Travel Accident (BTA) insurance. Travel has become an absolute necessity in our new global economy. Each day, thousands of salespeople, technicians, and other employees take to the road or sky to do their jobs. BTA coverage can be applied to air travel only, business travel only, or can be used for 24 hour business and/or pleasure coverage. The core components of BTA insurance is Accidental Death and Dismemberment however Medical Benefits (Accident & Sickness) may also be included. Some policies can even be amended to cover on-premises (at the office/factory) coverage. Premiums are paid by the employer, but benefits are paid directly to employees or their beneficiaries. Available to U.S. based companies.
Defense Base Act Insurancefrom Insuractive
Workers compensation for contractors is mandatory under the U.S. Defense Base Act (DBA) of 1941. This coverage applies to both U.S. workers and any foreign subcontractors who are not covered under their own country''s workers compensation laws. The U.S. Government requires that employees hired by contractors and subcontractors to work on international government contracts be protected by Defense Base Act (DBA) coverage, regardless of their assignment and/or location.
Security First Travel Accident War Risk Insurancefrom Insuractive
Standard, Enhanced, or Long Term War Risk Insurance plans for Non-Governmental Organizations providing up to US$300,000 of 24-Hour Accidental Death insurance plus US$100,000 Emergency Evacuation and US$25,000 Repatriation of Remains. Benefits include coverage for Acts of War & Terrorism, including Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological weapons. (Available to all Nationalities)
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Can I buy two AD&D policies and have the twice the coverage?
You may purchase two policies but they would have to be issued by two separate underwriters. Each underwriter will limit his or her risk to cover only the maximum amount offered for one policy. Do AD&D policies provide coverage for a terrorist incident?
Yes they do. A terrorist incident is defined as an act of violence (that is not an act of war, declared or undeclared) that results in loss of life by any person acting on behalf of or in conjunction with any organization which is generally recognized as having intent to overthrow or influence the control of any government. Acts of War coverage is also available through High Limit Accident Insurance plans or through our Security First War Coverage plan. What is the difference between AD&D coverage and Life Insurance?
AD&D insurance pays when an accident results in your death or the loss of a limb or the loss of your eyesight.
Life Insurance is a contract between an insurance company and an individual, generally guaranteeing payment to the beneficiary(ies) if the insured dies during the policy term.
What countries are considered War Risk Area 1 Countries?
Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Israel (West Bank & Gaza Strip), Iran, Somalia, Chechnya, North Korea, Palestinian Territories, Yemen
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