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Travel Insurance - Disclaimer

Disclaimer: Travel insurance coverage is subject to policy terms, conditions, exclusions, geographical limits and plan selection. Benefits may vary depending on the product variant, destination, age and coverage opted.

Applicable UIN: IndusInd Travel Care Policy – RELTIOP08002V010708

For detailed disclosures, premium illustrations and benefit limitations, please refer to the Travel Insurance Disclaimer page.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Is travel insurance mandatory for Italy?

Yes. Travel insurance is mandatory for visiting Italy on a Schengen Visa. Indian travellers must show proof of valid travel insurance with a minimum coverage of EUR 30,000 for medical emergencies. IndusInd General Insurance’s travel plans meet this Schengen Visa requirement, ensuring you’re eligible for entry. Plus, if your visa gets rejected, you get a refund on your insurance premium* adding an extra layer of reassurance.

What are some safety tips to keep in mind when travelling to Italy?

Follow all local laws and respect historical and cultural sites. Keep copies of your ID, visa and travel insurance with you at all times. Dial 112 for emergencies, whether it’s for police, medical help or fire. Don’t leave bags or valuables unattended in public places. Always carry a validated ticket when using public transport. Travelling without one can lead to fines of up to EUR 200, which is around ₹18,200*. Avoid jaywalking and always cross at designated pedestrian crossings. Ignoring signals may result in fines ranging from EUR 25 to EUR 100, which is around ₹2,275 to ₹9,100*. Littering in public areas, especially near historical landmarks, can attract fines between EUR 100 and EUR 500, which is around ₹9,100 to ₹45,500*. Do not eat or drink near monuments in cities like Florence and Venice, as these areas are protected. Violations may lead to fines. Never swim in or climb on public fountains or monuments. Offenders may be fined up to EUR 450, which is around ₹40,950*. (approx. conversion rate - 1 EUR = ₹91)

What affects my travel insurance premium?

Insuring multiple people under one policy might get you discounted rates. Declaring existing medical conditions can affect the cost and type of coverage. Older travellers (over 61 years) may have higher premiums due to age-related health risks. Longer trips usually mean a higher premium, as coverage needs to last the full duration.

What documents should I carry while travelling to Italy?

A valid passport (with at least 6 months of validity). A valid Schengen Visa for Italy and travel insurance. Confirmed return flight tickets. Hotel bookings or an invitation letter (if staying with family or friends). Recent bank statements or credit card copies. Your Italy Travel Insurance, both physical and digital copies.

What should I pack for my trip to Italy?

Comfortable walking shoes since many cities have cobblestone streets. Weather-appropriate clothing like light cottons for summer, jackets and scarves for winter. A universal adapter since Italy uses Type C, F, and L plugs (230V supply). Sunscreen and sunglasses are essential during long days outdoors. Travel-size medicines or kits, including any allergy or prescribed medication. Modest clothing for visits to religious sites like the Vatican or cathedrals.

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