TATA AIG Asia Travel Insurance from India

How Much Does Medical Treatment Cost in an Asian Country Without Insurance?

Healthcare in Singapore (say for example) is modern and well-equipped, but medical treatment can be expensive for international visitors. Without suitable travel insurance, you may have to pay for consultations, emergency treatment, ambulance services and hospital stays out of your own pocket.

Even a short hospital visit can lead to unexpected expenses, especially if you need tests, specialist care or admission. Travel insurance can help cover eligible emergency medical expenses, subject to the policy's coverage limits, exclusions and terms.

How much does Asia travel insurance from India Cost in 2026?

The premium depends on the traveller's age, destination, travel dates and selected plan. The premiums below are for a 25-year-old traveller on a 30-day trip, so use them as a starting point rather than a firm quote. Your exact price will show up once you fill in the quote form.

These affordable rates make TATA AIG travel insurance from India to Asia one of the most cost-effective ways to secure your trip. Get your instant quote in 2 minutes →

*Price shown is for a 30-day trip to an Asian country for an adult aged 25 years. Premiums vary by age, trip duration & destination. Get an instant quote for your trip.

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What Does TATA AIG Asia Travel Insurance Cover?

An unexpected illness, accident or travel problem can disrupt even a short holiday. TATA AIG Asia travel insurance provides a range of benefits for eligible events during a covered trip.

Medical expenses and hospitalisation

The plan provides cover for eligible accident and sickness medical expenses, including specified hospital, surgical and related medical costs. The selected plan determines the overall medical expense limit. A USD 100 deductible applies to this benefit, and additional sub-limits may apply based on age and policy terms.

Emergency medical evacuation and repatriation

If a covered medical emergency needs evacuation, the policy may cover eligible costs up to the benefit limit. Repatriation of remains is also listed as a benefit. Check the policy wording to see when these apply.

Baggage and passport benefits

Depending on the plan, you may be covered for eligible checked baggage loss, baggage delay and passport loss. Each benefit has its own maximum limit and conditions. For example, the Silver plan does not include the listed checked baggage delay benefit.

Personal liability and assistance

Personal liability cover can help if you’re held legally responsible for an eligible incident while you’re travelling, such as accidentally damaging someone’s property. It applies only to covered incidents.

If something goes wrong abroad, you won’t be on your own. Assistance services can help you find a doctor or hospital, arrange your admission, and sort out other travel problems while you’re away.

It’s worth knowing the limits before you go, though. Not everything is covered, so read the exclusions, deductibles, and benefit limits first. Then there are no surprises if you need to claim.

Which Asian Countries Are Covered by TATA AIG Asia Travel Insurance?

TATA AIG Asia travel insurance can be considered for eligible trips to destinations such as Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Brunei, Burma (Myanmar), Cambodia, China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kazakistan, Kuwait, Kyrgysztan, Laos, Lebanon, Malaysia, Maldives, Mangolia, Nepal, Oman, Phillippines, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Syria, Taiwan, Tajikistan, Thailand, Turkey, Turkmenistan, UAE, Uzbekistan, Vietnam, and Yemen subject to the insurer's current country list and policy conditions.

The published list also includes destinations across South Asia, Southeast Asia, the Middle East and Central Asia. However, Japan and South Korea are not covered under this specific Asia plan.

Before you buy, check that every country on your itinerary is covered, especially if you’re visiting more than one Asian country or have a stopover outside the plan’s area.

Note: This is a tentative list of covered countries. There may be changes in this country covered list based on insurance company terms and conditions.

Is TATA AIG Asia Travel Insurance Suitable for Senior Citizens?

The Asia plan has an age eligibility limit of 70 years. It may suit eligible older travellers within that limit, but age-related medical sub-limits need particular attention.

For travellers aged 56 to 70, specified medical benefits can have lower individual limits even when the overall medical expense limit is higher. These include limits for hospital room and miscellaneous expenses, ICU charges, surgery, physician visits, diagnostic tests and ambulance services.

If you are travelling with a parent or another senior family member, compare the benefit limits carefully rather than choosing a plan based only on the headline medical cover.

What if the traveller is over 70?

The standard TATA AIG Asia plan is not intended for travellers above the age of 70 years. However, you can buy a different plan using the same quote form. The plan available for them is the senior citizen travel insurance with the intended medical cover of $50,000 and $100,000, depending on the age of the traveller.

The same applies if your trip lasts longer than 30 days or includes Japan or South Korea