Travel insurance that passes the visa checklist Policy worded the way the embassy reads it, from ₹399 per traveller.
Schengen refuses files without a policy that states €30,000 medical cover, repatriation and validity in every Schengen state for the whole stay. We issue exactly that, from India's regulated insurers, on the same day.
from ₹399GST included · per traveller, per trip
What you receive
- Policy certificate stating cover amount, territory, dates and insurer in the embassy's format
- Minimum €30,000 medical and repatriation cover for Schengen; higher limits for Super Visa and long stays on request
- Dates set to arrival through departure plus the buffer day embassies look for
- Issued through IRDAI-regulated insurers via our B2B agency partners, in the applicant's passport name
- Price starts at the figure shown for a short trip by a traveller under 60; longer trips, higher limits and senior travellers are quoted before you pay
GST included. Airline, hotel and insurer charges are the booking itself — there is nothing else to pay us.
How it works
Three steps, one WhatsApp thread.
- Step 1
Send the trip
Destination, exact dates, each traveller's name and date of birth as in the passport.
- Step 2
We quote and issue
A consultant confirms the premium for your dates and ages, then issues the policy once you say yes.
- Step 3
Receive the certificate
The policy PDF arrives on WhatsApp, with the cover lines the checklist asks for highlighted.
Who actually needs it
Rules differ by destination, and we tell you when you can skip it.
| Schengen (29 countries) | Mandatory. €30,000 medical cover, repatriation, valid in all Schengen states for the entire stay. |
|---|---|
| United Kingdom | Not required for a Standard Visitor visa. |
| USA (B1/B2) | Not required for the visa. Sensible to carry because of US medical costs. |
| Canada Super Visa (parents) | Mandatory: minimum CAD 100,000 medical cover from an approved insurer, valid for one year. |
| Canada visitor / Australia / NZ | Not a visa requirement; strongly advisable for the trip itself. |
| UAE, Thailand and others | Not required for most tourist visas; check the destination page for the current rule. |
Questions people ask
Which insurer is it?
Policies are issued by IRDAI-regulated Indian insurers through our B2B travel-agency access. We choose the insurer whose certificate wording matches the embassy's checklist for your destination, and you receive the insurer's own certificate.
Why "from" 399?
from ₹399 is the premium for a short trip by a traveller under 60 with the standard €30,000 cover. Longer trips, travellers over 60 and higher limits such as the Super Visa's CAD 100,000 cost more, and we tell you the exact figure before issuing.
What if the visa is refused?
Most visa-purpose policies can be cancelled with a refund if the visa is refused, on production of the refusal letter and before the start date. We tell you the insurer's rule when you book.
Can I use my credit-card travel insurance instead?
Only if the certificate states the cover amount, territory and dates in the embassy's format. Most card covers do not, which is why Schengen files with them get a request for more documents.
Do children need their own policy?
Every traveller on the application needs cover. We issue one family policy or individual certificates depending on what the embassy prefers.
Send your dates. We do the rest today.
Tell us the destination, travel dates and traveller names exactly as in the passport. Pro Lifeset Overseas Pvt Ltd, Patiala, issues the booking and sends the PDF on the same WhatsApp thread.