
Updated 13 April 2020
What is a family travel insurance?
A family travel insurance typically offers coverage for up to 2 adults and a specified number of children under the same plan. The children insured must either be under the age of 21 or up to the age of 25 if they are studying full time at a recognized institute. Purchasing a family travel insurance is usually cheaper than buying separate single plans for each family member.
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Low cost, high coverage, FWD offers good value for travel insurance family plans. Cover up to 10 children with premiums fixed regardless of the number of adults or children covered. | |
*Information is accurate as of 13 April 2020 with changes subjected to the insurer's discretion.
With premiums for a family plan fixed regardless of the number of adults or children covered, FWD is our top pick for family travel insurance. Affordably priced and with high coverage benefits, FWD family travel insurance includes unlimited emergency medical evacuation and full terrorism cover for all ages.
As family holidays can be an expensive affair, FWD’s family travel insurance reassures by offering a high coverage for trip cancellation or travel curtailment due to insured events. This ensures that parents can travel with a peace of mind knowing that they would not have to bear the costs should travel plans be disrupted due to these unpredictable events. High personal accident coverage and post-trip medical coverage is also included thus ensuring comprehensive coverage for your family.
Prices for a family's 7 day trip
ASEAN |
Asia (including Australia and New Zealand) |
Worldwide excluding USA |
Worldwide |
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Executive |
$57.25 |
$61.83 |
$93.89 |
$96.18 |
Business |
$77.86 |
$96.18 |
$121.37 |
$123.66 |
First |
$100.76 |
$121.37 |
$151.14 |
$167.17 |


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