Change Fees Benefit | Allianz Global Assistance (2024)

FAQs

Does travel insurance cover change fees? ›

Definition: You have to change the dates on your airline ticket for a covered reason. Travel insurance can reimburse you for the fees charged by the airline to change these dates up to the benefit limit described in your plan's letter of confirmation.

Yes, the dates can be changed as long as you contact us before the trip start date shown in your policy documents. Your premium may change as a result of the change.

If you cancel your trip for a Covered Reason, you must notify Allianz Global Assistance and your travel supplier(s) within 24 hours of the cancellation to qualify for full reimbursem*nt. Allianz Global Assistance can be reached at 1-844-310-1578 for assistance with opening your claim.

Will Travel Insurance Cover Costs if I Need to Switch Flights? Travel insurance for flight changes is also available. But most policies don't cover you if you simply change your mind about a flight. Trip interruption and cancellation policies cover a range of unforeseen circ*mstances.

The primary way to avoid paying a change fee on an airplane ticket is to change or cancel the ticket within a day of booking your trip.

But what exactly does that mean? Change Fee: This is a fee the airline charges to make a change to a reservation, typically to rebook on a different flight. Cancellation (Refund) Fee: This is a fee the airline charges to cancel a reservation and process a refund.

So, how do you amend your car insurance policy? Well, it's simple. All you need to do is contact your insurer, let them know about any changes and they will inform you on how much it will cost to alter your policy, as well as any changes to the cost of your premium.

As mentioned above, what you can and cannot change after purchasing your travel insurance plan depends on the provider, but there are a few things you'll likely be unable to change. For example, if the number of travelers on your trip has changed, you typically won't be able to update your current plan to reflect that.

The short answer is yes:

You can make changes to your coverage any time throughout the year. Simply call your insurance agent. Policy changes usual take effect immediately.

Allianz Travel Insurance plans can reimburse you for lost trip expenses if you must cancel your trip for one of the covered reasons named in your plan.

What type of insurance is Allianz Global Assistance? ›

Travel insurance will help protect you if unexpected events affect your vacation. Whether you're looking for a comprehensive plan or emergency medical coverage only to supplement the travel insurance you have from your credit cards, Allianz Global Assistance offers plenty of options.

No. We won't charge you a cancellation fee.

If your trip dates exceed your hotel stay, please manage your policy online or contact Allianz Global Assistance at +1 800-892-0130 to modify your trip dates so that your plan reflects your entire itinerary and provides the right amount of protection.

Rescheduling charges: It is possible that some airlines might charge you for rescheduling your flight. But if the flight was cancelled by the airline or you want to change the departure time, there is usually no cost charged for such service.

Other Things Not Covered

Depending on the plan, some of the other things that travel insurance won't usually cover include: Any unlawful acts. Participation in organized amateur and interscholastic athletic or sports competition events. Being under the influence of drugs or intoxicants, unless prescribed by a Physician.

Yes, you can adjust travel dates for most travel insurance plans. If the policy has not yet gone into effect, you can change the date without any administration fees and may also be able to receive a prorated refund. If the policy has already gone into effect, there may be a fee for early termination or date changes.

Cancellation generally covers you for the cost of cancelled flights, hotels, visas, tours/excursions, paid-for activities or sports, and prepaid meals, less applicable excess.

Travel insurance isn't designed to cover everything – some things we do not cover include: If you change your mind about going. Any unused pre-paid transport if we've had to repatriate you the same or greater distance.