Travel insurance can cover different parts of a trip, but the details depend on the policy you choose. Use these official Estonian provider pages to compare cover and request a quote directly. NORQENTA is not an insurance broker and has no partnership with the companies listed below.
Compare travel insurance providers
- Swedbank travel insurance — review available policies and terms.
- If travel insurance — check medical, luggage and travel disruption options.
- ERGO travel insurance — view available cover and calculate a quote.
- Salva travel insurance — see policy information and online purchase options.
- LHV travel insurance — compare a separate policy with any cover attached to a bank card.
- SEB travel insurance — review the policy offered through SEB and its insurer.
What to check before buying
- Destination, trip dates, maximum length of each trip and when cover starts.
- Medical expenses and assistance, emergency transport, excess and claim limits.
- Cancellation, interruption and missed connections: which reasons are covered and when you must buy the policy.
- Baggage, valuable items, liability, rental cars and any sports or activities you plan to do.
- Existing cover through a bank card: who is insured and whether any conditions apply.
A quick way to narrow the options
For one holiday, start with a single-trip quote. If you travel several times a year, compare an annual policy as well, paying attention to the maximum duration of each individual trip. Add each traveller by name and check whether children are included automatically or must be listed.
If your plans include skiing, diving, sailing, a rental car or other activities, read the relevant exclusions and optional cover. If you have a connecting flight, look at missed-connection conditions and whether separate tickets affect cover. Keep the policy number and emergency assistance contact available offline when travelling.
If something goes wrong
Contact the insurer or its assistance service using the number on your policy. Keep booking confirmations, receipts, medical documents and written notices of delays or cancellations. Follow the insurer’s claim instructions and deadlines.
Open the provider’s policy terms and insurance product information document before paying. Prices and cover can change; the insurer handles the contract, payments, claims and support.