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“Travel and Assistance Insurance” (AVA) is an insurance service designed to provide protection when traveling abroad. This insurance can cover various aspects related to your trip, such as trip cancellation, medical emergencies abroad, lost baggage, and other unforeseen events that may occur during your stay abroad. Here are some key elements to consider when purchasing travel and assistance insurance (AVA): 

Coverage of medical expenses and emergency dental care,

When you take out travel and assistance insurance (TAI), coverage for emergency medical and dental costs is generally included in the cover. Here's what you need to know about it: 

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Coverage of pharmaceutical costs,

Coverage of pharmaceutical costs is generally included in travel and assistance insurance (AVA) coverage. Here's what you need to know about how this coverage works:

 1. **Covered Pharmaceutical Expenses**: When you get sick or need prescription medications while traveling abroad, AVA can cover expenses and costs related to the purchase of these medications. This usually includes medications prescribed by a doctor to treat an acute illness or injury. 

Coverage of hospitalization costs,

Coverage of hospitalization costs is one of the essential components of the coverage offered by travel and assistance insurance (AVA). Here's what you need to know about how this coverage works: 

 1. **Covered Hospitalization Expenses**: AVA generally covers hospitalization expenses related to an acute illness or injury that occurs during your trip to the foreigner. This includes costs related to hospital admission, medical care, surgical procedures, medications prescribed during your hospital stay, and other necessary medical services.

Coverage of surgical costs,

Coverage for surgical costs is generally included in travel and
assistance insurance (TAI) cover when surgery is medically necessary due to an acute illness or injury that occurs during your trip abroad. Here's what you need to know about it: 

1. **Covered surgical expenses**: AVA generally covers expenses related to emergency or medically necessary surgery during your trip. This may include surgical fees, anesthesia fees, operating room fees, medical equipment fees, and post-operative follow-up fees.

 2. **Presentation of medical proof**: To receive coverage for surgical expenses, you will generally be required to provide appropriate medical proof showing that the surgery was medically necessary. This may include a detailed medical report, a doctor's prescription, or other medical documents. 

3. **Claims Process**: After undergoing surgery, you will need to submit a claim to your insurance company. This request must include all surgical invoices, medical receipts, proof of payment, and necessary medical documents. 

4. **Coverage limits** You will need to submit a reimbursement request to your insurance company. This request must include all surgical invoices, medical receipts, proof of payment, and necessary medical documents.

 

Medical transport,

Medical transport is an important element of Travel and Assistance Insurance (TAI) cover which aims to ensure appropriate medical transport in the event of serious illness or injury during your trip abroad. Here's what you need to know about it:  

1. **Types of medical transportation**: The AVA may cover different types of medical transportation depending on the severity of your medical condition. This may include ground ambulance, air medical evacuation, medical helicopter, medical repatriation (return to your home country for medical treatment), or transfer to an appropriate medical facility.

Repatriation in the event of death is an essential element of travel and assistance insurance (TIA) cover which guarantees the return of the body of the deceased to their country of origin in the event of death occurring while traveling abroad. Here's what you need to know about it: 

1. **Definition of repatriation in case of death**: Repatriation in case of death involves the repatriation of the mortal remains of the deceased to their country of origin or the place of their choice. This allows the family of the deceased to manage the funeral arrangements according to the wishes of the deceased or the family. 

Flight delay or loss of baggage.

Flight delays and lost baggage are two common events that can happen during your travels, and they are often covered by travel insurance. Here's how flight delay and lost baggage coverage works: **Flight delay**: 

1. **Flight delay coverage**: Most