
Worried about COVID-19?
You're not the only one. Travel insurance companies are now offering some cover for coronavirus. So you can travel with more peace of mind.
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Nicaragua is a fast-growing tourist destination that combines unspoilt natural and historical attractions with Spanish colonial architecture in the capital of Managua and neighbouring areas. With a dramatic terrain of volcanoes, lakes and surf beaches, Nicaragua has become a popular destination for a range of activities including climbing, surfing and horseback riding.
If you are planning a trip to Nicaragua, it's worth being aware of some of the risks that you may face on your travels. This guide will explore what to look out for on your trip and when comparing travel insurance policies.
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You're not the only one. Travel insurance companies are now offering some cover for coronavirus. So you can travel with more peace of mind.
It's not mandatory for travellers to Nicaragua to purchase travel insurance but the Australian Government strongly suggests you have a policy that covers you for any overseas medical costs as a minimum. A comprehensive travel insurance policy provides protection against the specific risks of travelling in Nicaragua and common travel mishaps including:
Not all travel insurance is created equal so you'll need to review the product disclosure statement to ensure that the activities you have planned, are covered under your insurance. If not, some providers will let you pay an additional premium to add on the cover that you need.
Exclusions are found in all travel insurance policies and are conditions in which the insurer will not pay a benefit. Some of the exclusions to watch out for include:
You are strongly advised to get travel insurance that covers overseas medical costs before departure. Medical facilities are lacking outside of Nicaragua’s capital of Managua and an accident may require airlifting or evacuation.
Nicaragua is part of the Central American Border Control Agreement (CA-4) along with Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador. This means that if you have a valid entry card for one of these countries you can use it for all. Australian visitors to Nicaragua do not require a visa, but may purchase an entry card on arrival for about USD$10. This is valid for up to 90 days and renewable for another 30. You will need a passport that’s valid for at least six more months to get an entry card.
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