Name: Travel Insurance for International Destination
Brand: Reliance General Insurance
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You've packed your bags and you are ready for your foreign vacation. But before you get on that plane, there is one more thing you should do to ensure you can enjoy your vacation without any tension. We are talking about travel insurance.

Travel insurance will ensure you don't have to shell out astronomical amounts of money if you face some problem when you are on vacation. This includes small things like cancelled flights, losing your passport, and even emergency medical treatments. For just a small sum, you can now protect your purse and mental peace against such risks.

Reliance General Insurance is proud to say, we've signed up with service providers in several countries to give you the benefit of a cashless travel insurance policy. If you own a travel insurance policy that we've issued, you'll be covered against a number of potential risks that you probably never knew existed when you travel abroad. You can also compare international travel insurance on our website and choose the one which suits you better.

Reliance General Insurance issues travel insurance policy from 6-month-old toddlers to 80-year-old adults. We even issue travel insurance policies to customers going abroad for work. We also cover compassionate visits by an insured's relative in case the insured is unable to take care of himself (or herself) during a hospital stay (exceeding 7 days).

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Here's a list of countries where our travel insurance is valid and where you can seek assistance from our local emergency services providers.

1.Singapore
Singapore is a small island nation nestled between Malaysia and Indonesia. It is one of the richest countries in the world (3rd highest per capita income in the world) and is considered to be one of the Asian tigers. There are four official languages in the country – English, Mandarin, Tamil and Malay. Singapore has a large Indian population which means, it is a natural holiday destination for globe-trotting Indians. Some of the popular places to visit in Singapore are Sultan Mosque, Chinatown, Sri Mariamman temple in Chinatown, Lau Pa Sat hawker centre, and Marina Bay. Click here to know about travel insurance for Singapore.

2.Thailand
Thailand is a Buddhist majoritarian country. But you can see Hindu influences everywhere - in architecture, food, culture, script or temple rituals. In many ways, Thailand exemplifies how you can adopt modern culture, without letting go of your past glories. In Thailand, tall skyscrapers intersperse with ancient Buddhist temples and old buildings. Did you know, Thailand is the only country in South East Asia, which was not colonised by a foreign power? Places to visit in Thailand are Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Phi Phi islands, Ko Sumai, and more. The Thais are wonderful hosts and you won't regret visiting the country. Click here to know about travel insurance for Thailand.

3.Malaysia
Malaysia lies at the heart of Asia. There are a number of reasons why this melting pot of world cultures should be on top of every traveller's wish list. Malaysia is famous for its cuisine, rainforests, easy-going culture and great shopping. Some must visit places in Malaysia are Kaula Lampur, Penang, Malacca, Langkawi, and the island of Borneo. Malaysia is also a mega-diverse country, a title given to places that harbour a large number of animal and plant species, including endemic ones. Click here to know about travel insurance for Malaysia.

4.Hong Kong & Macau
Hong Kong & Macau are special administrative regions or autonomous territories under the suzerainty of China. Hong Kong used to be administered by the British, while Macau was under the Portuguese. Consequently, there is a strong colonial influence in both territories. In another world, Hong Kong is a well-known financial center, while Macau is known for its gambling and casinos. One of the best way to see Hong Kong is through city tour. Don’t forget to visit the Hong Kong Disneyland that lets you enjoy a plethora of fun and adventurous activities. Ocean Park is another exciting place to visit in Hong Kong, especially if you have children with you. Macau is famous for its Portuguese inspired architecture. Click here to know about travel insurance for Hong Kong & Macau.

5.Bali

The island of Bali in Indonesia is one of the last bastions of Hinduism in South East Asia. Over 83% of the island's population is Hindu. Bali is known for its beautiful beaches. Temple tours are famous in Bali and on top of the itinerary of most foreign tourists. Stunning white sand beaches, limestone cliffs, water sports and diving excursions are some of the other things you can look forward to in Bali. Places to visit in Bali are Sanur, Nusa Penida, Nusa Ceningan, Nusa Lembongan, Gili Air Island, Ubud, and Uluwatu. Click here to know about travel insurance for Bali.

6.Greece
Greece was home to one of the most advanced civilizations in the ancient world- the Hellenic civilization. The ancient Greeks made gigantic contributions to literature, architecture, theatre, philosophy and other performing arts. Greek cuisine is famous around the world. Attracted by its ancient legacy and its culture, a large number of Indians have begun holidaying in Greece. Some iconic places to visit in Greece are Athens, Santorini, Mykonos, Oia, Rhodes, Heraklion, Meteora, Delphi, Milos and more. Click here to know about travel insurance for Greece.

7.Spain
Spain is a large country in Europe, known for flamenco dancing, beautiful beaches, music, and bullfights. During various periods in history, Spain was occupied and ruled by the Phoenicians, Greeks, Carthaginians, Romans, Visigoths and Moorish kingdoms. All of them have left an indelible mark on Spanish culture. The world-famous beach town and party spot of Ibiza, is located in Spain. Spain also has the third largest number of World Heritage Sites in the world, after Italy and China. Some of the places worth visiting in Spain are Cadiz, the Canary Islands, Seville, Ibiza, Toledo, Cordoba, San Sebastian, Barcelona, and Valencia. Click here to know about travel insurance for Spain.

8.Turkey
Turkey is a major country in Eurasia, which is the combined landmass of Asia and Europe. Turkey was the home to the famous Ottoman empire, which during its heyday stretched across much of the Middle East and some parts of Europe and Africa. Turkey has played host to humans since the Paleolithic age and during various times was ruled by the Assyrians, Greeks, Armenians, Thracians, and others. Modern day Turkey is largely secular, thanks to the influence of Kamal Ataturk, who founded the Republic of Turkey. A few places you shouldn't miss on your Turkish vacation are Istanbul, Antalya, Patara, Cappadocia, Ephesus, and Marmaris. Click here to know about travel insurance for Turkey.

9.Portugal
Portugal is a large country in Europe, with an old history, having seen continuous inhabitation since pre-historical times. The Portuguese have developed a unique culture, thanks to a long association with different civilizations (Celts, Romans, Carthaginians, Visigoths, and Suebi Germans) in the past. The Portuguese have developed a unique architectural style called Manueline, examples of which can be seen all over the country. Other things you can look forward to in Portugal are the visual arts (art galleries, music, dances, cinema) and sports (football). Some of the places to visit in Portugal are Lisbon, Porto, Sintra and more. Click here to know about travel insurance for Portugal.

10.Argentina
Argentina in South America is the largest Spanish speaking country in the world. It is known for its football-crazy culture, cuisine, and art and architecture. Party goers will be happy to know, Argentina has one of the best clubbing cultures in the world. Places to visit in Argentian are Iguazu Falls, Buenos Aires, Tierra del Fuego, Cordoba, and the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Peninsula Valdes. The Andes mountains are also found in Argentina. In fact, Mount Aconcagua, the tallest peak in South America is a part of the Andes and is found in Argentina. Click here to know about travel insurance for Argentina.

11.Ecuador
Ecuador in South America shares borders with Colombia and Peru. The famous Galapagos islands are a part of Ecuador. Ecuador was once a colony of Spain, so the Spanish influence is predominant in every facet of Ecuadorian life. Ecuador is blessed with a rich biodiversity. Incidentally, a portion of the Amazon forests is found in Ecuador. Some places to visit in Ecuador are Quito (the capital), Cuenca, the national parks of Cotopaxi & Cajas, Nariz del Diablo, the Banos Springs, Otavalo market and more. Don't forget to try the local food, especially the street food. Click here to know about travel insurance for Ecuador.

12.Australia
Australia is the largest country in the Southern hemisphere. It has the unique distinction of being an island and a continent at the same time. Australia has been inhabited for more than 60,000 years by native aborigines, who've left an indelible mark on the country's history and culture. Australia is such a large country, it is almost impossible to see all the things you should see if you are on a short vacation. Take a drive down the famed Gold Coast, visit Melbourne's famed Royal Exhibition Building, attend apart at the Sydney Opera House, visit the mysterious Ayer's rock, which changes its color throughout the day. Don't forget to visit Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide, Canberra, and Perth. Click here to know about travel insurance for Australia.

13.USA and Canada
Visiting the United States of America and Canada is a dream for every globetrotter. The USA is the Mecca of free-market capitalism, while Canada is known for its vast wilderness and natural bounties. There's actually so much to see in both these countries, we'll be doing a disservice to the places we don't mention. Some of the places worth seeing in the USA are the Statue of Liberty, New York city, Las Vegas, Yosemite National Park, Golden Gate Bridge in Boston, the Grand Canyon, Walt Disney World, Empire State Building, Universal Studios Orlando, the Hawaiin islands and more. Places to visit in Canada are Ontario, Niagra Falls, Whistler, Quebec City, Montreal, Banff National Park and more. Click here to know about travel insurance for USA and Canada.

14.Middle East
The Middle East refers to a group of 18 countries in West Asia, with a Muslim majority population. Traditionally, Iran, Turkey, the Levant, Egypt, Iraq, and the countries of the Arabian peninsula are called the Middle East countries. The people of India and the Middle East have been trading with each other from ancient times, leading to an exchange of ideas, people and culture between these nations. The Middle East is one of the most preferred tourist destinations for Indians, thanks to its proximity to India, the similar culture, and the low cost. Thousands of Indian tourists visit the UAE, Oman, Qatar, Kuwait, Jordan, Israel, Egypt, Bahrain, and Iran every year. Click here to know about travel insurance for Middle East.

15.United Kingdom
The United Kingdom consists of the island of Great Britain, a part of Ireland (Northern Ireland) and several small islands. The United Kingdom is a constitutional monarchy. The United Kingdom attracts many Indian tourists each year, who are curious about its multiculturalism and architecture (London it a treasure trove of architectural wonders like the Buckingham Palace, London Bridge, Big Ben, London Eye, Trafalgar Square, Hyde Park, Tower of London, Piccadilly Circus and more). The weather can get quite cold in the UK, so don't forget to pack winter clothing. Other places of interest in the UK are Stonehedge, the Isle of Skye, Edinburgh, biking in Peak District, the cliffs of Devon, the British Museum, and many more. Click here to know about travel insurance for United Kingdom.

16.South Africa
South Africa is located on the southern tip of Africa. It is renowned for adventure tourism. Many tourists who come to South Africa also take time off to visit game lodges or go on safaris. Some of the places you can visit in South Africa are Cape Town, Robben Islands, Table Mountain, Kruger National Park, Johannesburg, Pretoria, Port Elizabeth. If you are adventure minded, you can go bungee jumping at Bloukrans Bridge, rope swinging at Durban's Moses Mabhida Stadium, or swimming with sharks at Cape Town. If you want to see penguins (thousands), visit Simonstown in Cape Town. Click here to know about travel insurance for South Africa.

17.Nepal
Nepal is a landlocked country in the Himalayas, bordering India, Bhutan, and China. Indian tourists don't need a visa to visit the country. All you need is a valid photo identity card like a driver's license, passport, ration card, or election voter's card. There are many things a tourist can do in Nepal. You can visit Pashupatinath temple in Katmandu, go trekking (consider visiting the base camp of Mount Everest, visit Chitwan National Park, go sightseeing around Katmandu and more. Travelling to Nepal is also affordable. Click here to know about travel insurance for Nepal.

18.Seychelles
Seychelles is an island country, located in the Indian ocean. The island group consists of 115 coral islands and it is a member of the African Union. In recent times, many Indian tourists have begun to make a beeline for the idyllic island nation, attracted by its tropical surroundings, great beaches, colonial architecture, hiking trails, and great diving spots. The islands are sparsely populated (just over 94,000 people) and make a great vacation spot for people who want to avoid crowds and dust. The islands are also home to endemic species such as giant tortoises, black parrots, and the Coco de Mer tree. Click here to know about travel insurance for Seychelles.

19.Peru
Peru is a revelation to foreign tourists. Like much of South America (except Brazil), Peru was also a colony of Spain for hundreds of years. So the Spanish influence is very discernible, be it the language, architecture or the arts. The World Heritage Site of Machu Picchu is located in Peru. Don't forget to try the local cuisine. Local dishes like Ceviche, Lomo Saltado, Aji de Gallina, Arroz con pollo are famous around the world. Peru's local grape brandy called Pisco is also popular. No wonder, Peru was recognized as the World's Leading Culinary Destination for 2017, by the World Travel Awards. Click here to know about travel insurance for Peru.

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