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Ouch Travel Insurance provides comprehensive cover for people under 65 years of age travelling overseas. Ouch offers four different international plans.
Premier Plus Extras Travel Plan provides cover for travel in the USA, Canada and Antarctica and is also available for all other destinations. Qantas Frequent Flyer points are also available on this plan.
A Travel Plan provides cover for travel in Continental Europe, South and Central America, the Middle East, Japan and Africa. It is also available to destinations in the B and C plans, but not if you spend more than 72 hours in the USA, Canada or Antarctica.
B Travel Plan provides cover for the UK, Asia and Tahiti and is also available to destinations in the C plan, but not if more than 72 hours is spent in the USA, Canada or Antarctica or if the majority of the trip is spent in A Travel Plan destinations.
C Travel Plan this provides cover for the Pacific Region and Indonesia, but is not available if any of the trip is spent in Premier Plus Extras, A or B Travel Plan destinations.
Back to topOuch Travel Insurance provides cover for the following events:
Cancellation and additional expenses covers trip cancellation and additional expenses resulting from death, sudden illness, injury, natural disaster, civil insurrection, jury duty, compulsory court appearance, quarantine, vehicle accident, loss of travel documents, redundancy, destruction of home or business premises, event cancellation, insolvency and financial default of a carrier or accommodation provider.
Medical and dental expenses covers medical, hospital and ambulance expenses incurred as a result of death, illness or injury plus injury of natural healthy teeth.
Evacuation and repatriation covers evacuation and repatriation due to illness or injury or to any of the non-medical events listed under the cancellation and additional expenses cover.
Extra travel cover provides travel delay due to circumstances beyond your control, airfare compensation for a medical attendant required during repatriation, missed connection due to circumstances beyond your control, withdrawal of services at prepaid accommodation due to unforeseen circumstances, hijacking and your home and contents excess while you are away.
Rental vehicle expenses covers rental vehicle excess in the event of an accident and return of rental vehicle to the nearest depot after a claimable event.
Luggage and personal effects covers accidental loss or damage, theft from a locked vehicle during daylight hours, the cost of replacing prescriptions and medications, purchase of emergency luggage, stolen cash and replacement of travel documents.
Death expenses, permanent disability and loss of income covers accidental death or disappearance, funeral expenses or repatriation of remains, total permanent disability (Premier Plus Extras Plan only) and loss of income.
Personal liability and legal expenses covers compensation for third party injury or property damage resulting from your negligence and legal expenses incurred defending the claim.
Back to topBenefits | Premier Plus Extras Travel Plan | A Travel Plan | B Travel Plan | C Travel Plan |
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Single/Family | Single/Family | Single/Family | Single/Family | |
Accidental Death | $25,000/$50,000 | $25,000/$50,000 | $18,000/$36,000 | $10,000$20,000 |
Agents cancellation fees | $1,500/$3,000 | $1,500/$3,000 | $1,500/$3,000 | $1,500/$3,000 |
Cancellation or holiday deferment costs | Unlimited/Unlimited | Unlimited/Unlimited | Unlimited/Unlimited | Unlimited/Unlimited |
Critical illness or injury | $20,000/$40,000 | $15,000/$30,000 | $10,000/$20,000 | $5,000/$10,000 |
Dental expenses due to sudden and acute pain | $2,000/$4,000 | $1,000/$2,000 | $1,000/$2,000 | $1,000/$2,000 |
Emergency travel arrangements and accommodation expenses | Unlimited/Unlimited | Unlimited/Unlimited | Unlimited/Unlimited | Unlimited/Unlimited |
Emergency luggage | $500/$1,000 | $300/$600 | $300/$600 | $300/$600 |
Funeral expenses overseas or repatriation of remains | $25,000/$50,000 | $15,000/$30,000 | $15,000/$30,000 | $15,000/$30,000 |
Funeral expenses within Australia | $10,000 Limit $5,000 Per Person/$20,000 Limit $5,000 Per Person | N/A | N/A | N/A |
Hijacking | Unlimited/Unlimited | $15,000/$30,000 | $10,000/$20,000 | $5,000/$10,000 |
Hospital compensation | $8,000/$16,000 | $6,000/$12,000 | $5,000/$10,000 | $2,000/$4,000 |
Legal expenses | $15,000/$15,000 | $15,000/$15,000 | $15,000/$15,000 | $15,000/$15,000 |
Loss of income Section | $10,000/$10,000 | $10,000/$10,000 | $10,000/$10,000 | $10,000/$10,000 |
Luggage and personal effects maximum item limit total | $15,000/$30,000 | $15,000/$30,000 | $15,000/$30,000 | $15,000/$30,000 |
Medical and dental expenses | Unlimited/Unlimited | Unlimited/Unlimited | Unlimited/Unlimited | Unlimited/Unlimited |
Medical evacuation and repatriation | Unlimited/Unlimited | Unlimited/Unlimited | Unlimited/Unlimited | Unlimited/Unlimited |
Missed connection – special events | $2,500/$5,000 | $2,000/$4,000 | $1,500/$3,000 | $1,000/$2,000 |
Non-medical evacuation and repatriation | Unlimited/Unlimited | Unlimited/Unlimited | Unlimited/Unlimited | Unlimited/Unlimited |
Personal liability | $3mil/$3mil | $3mil/$3mil | $3mil/$3mil | $3mil/$3mil |
Post hospital accommodation | $500/$1,000 | N/A | N/A | N/A |
Rental vehicle insurance excess | $5,000/$5,000 | $4,000/$4,000 | $3,000/$3,000 | $2,000/$2,000 |
Replacement passports and travel documents | $3,000/$3,000 | $2,000/$2,000 | $2,000/$2,000 | $2,000/$2,000 |
Return of rental vehicle | $750/$750 | $500/$500 | $500/$500 | $500/$500 |
Stolen cash | $200/$200 | N/A | N/A | N/A |
Total permanent disability | $12,000/$24,000 | N/A | N/A | N/A |
Travel delay | $1,500/$3,000 | $1,200/$2,400 | $800/$1,600 | $400/$800 |
Table updated: September 2019
Back to topAdditional benefits you can purchase on your Ouch Travel Insurance, either before or after you depart on your trip, include:
Some of the exclusions where cover is not provided in an Ouch Travel Insurance policy include:
To make a claim on your Ouch Travel Insurance policy, you will need to observe certain requirements. These include:
Include any documents, letters or notices relating to the claim that are requested such as receipts, medical certificates, repair quotes and tickets.
Obtain evidence from your treating doctor as soon as you are aware of the signs or symptoms of your condition.
Report thefts, damage or loss to the police or other authority within 24 hours and obtain a copy of the report.
Report any loss or damage of your luggage in writing to the carrier within three days and send the insurer a property irregularity report.
If you are claiming for loss or damage of an item, provide proof of its ownership, value and age
Tell your insurer if you are entitled to claim an input tax credit at the time of making the claim.
Hopefully, this guide has shown that Ouch Travel Insurance provides comprehensive cover for wherever in the world you are travelling and that, provided you take out the correct plan and read the policy carefully, it should offer peace of mind through knowing you will be covered in the majority of circumstances.
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