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About GeoBlue Travel Health Insurance

GeoBlue is a trade name of Worldwide Insurance Services, LLC (Worldwide Services Insurance Agency, LLC in California and New York), an independent licensee of the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association. Since 1997, Worldwide Insurance Services has been dedicated to helping travelers and expatriates identify, access and pay for quality healthcare, all around the world.

Why GeoBlue is Different

International travelers often care about more than just a reimbursement promise. GeoBlue centers the experience around provider access, practical support, and easier use while you are away from home.

GeoBlue members enjoy:

  • 24/7 Phone, Web and Mobile Support
  • Prompt Access to Trusted Doctors and Hospitals
  • Cashless Appointment Scheduling
  • Paperless Claims Resolution
  • Destination Health Intelligence

How to compare GeoBlue plans

Start with how often you travel. Voyager plans are built for one international trip. Trekker plans are designed for travelers who expect multiple trips during the year.

Single trip

Choose Voyager if...

You want coverage for one upcoming trip and may need a longer trip duration option.

Repeat traveler

Choose Trekker if...

You expect multiple international trips and want one plan built for frequent travel.

Before you buy

Check these details

Eligibility, primary health plan rules, pre-existing condition language, and the official plan description all matter.

Benefits here are a helpful summary. Always review the plan description for exact exclusions, definitions, and eligibility rules.

Features GeoBlue Voyager Essential GeoBlue Voyager Choice
Basics Requires a primary health plan. Voyager Choice is the most popular and comprehensive plan.
Duration of Benefits and Services Single Trip - up to 360 days Single Trip - up to 360 days
Availability Select U.S. States - See eligibility notes Select U.S. States - See eligibility notes
Insurance Coverage
Maximum International Medical Coverage Limits Options include $50,000, $100,000, $500,000, $1,000,000 Options include $50,000, $100,000, $500,000, $1,000,000
Coinsurance Level 100% of Reasonable Charges 100% of Reasonable Charges
Maximum Emergency Medical Evacuation Coverage $500,000 $500,000
Maximum Accidental Death & Dismemberment Coverage $25,000 $50,000
Maximum Repatriation of Remains Coverage $25,000 $25,000
Outpatient Prescription Drug Reimbursement Outside US: Yes
50% up to $5,000
Outside US: Yes
100% up to $5,000
Pre-existing Conditions Covered 180 Day Exclusion Included
Primary Health Plan Required No Included
Coverage for Non-Emergency Medical Care Included Included
Coverage for Emergency Medical Care Included Included
Deductible Options include $0, $100, $250, $500 per insured person per policy period Options include $0, $100, $250, $500 per insured person per policy period
Details, Exclusions and Limitations Request plan details from Indiana Health Agents Request plan details from Indiana Health Agents
Global Health and Safety Resources
Doctor Search Included Included
Destination Health and Security Information Included Included
GeoBlue Drug Translation Guide Included Included
Medical Term and Phrase Translation Databases Included Included
Health and Security News Alerts Included Included
Additional Benefits
Toll Free Telephone Access to All Services Included Included
24 hours / 7 days Global Medical Assistance Included Included
10 Day Money back Guarantee Included Included
Price Use Indiana Health Agents when you want help narrowing the right GeoBlue plan lane before you request pricing.
Features GeoBlue Trekker Essential GeoBlue Trekker Choice
Price Use the quote tool on this page to find a cost for the plan that fits you.
Duration of Benefits and Services Multi Trip <70 days duration in a 12 month period Multi Trip <70 days duration in a 12 month period
Availability Select U.S. States - See eligibility notes Select U.S. States - See eligibility notes
Insurance Coverage
Maximum International Medical Coverage Limits $50,000 $250,000 ($100,000 if age 70-84)
Coinsurance Level 100% of Reasonable Charges 100% of Reasonable Charges
Maximum Emergency Medical Evacuation Coverage $250,000 $500,000
Maximum Accidental Death & Dismemberment Coverage $0 $25,000
Maximum Repatriation of Remains Coverage $15,000 $25,000
Outpatient Prescription Drug Reimbursement Outside US: Yes
100% up to $2,500
Outside US: Yes
100% up to $5,000
Dental Care for Relief of Pain 100% of covered expenses up to $100 max per trip period and $100 per tooth. 100% of covered expenses up to $100 max per trip period and $100 per tooth.
Pre-existing Conditions Covered Included Included
Primary Health Plan Required Included Included
Coverage for Non-Emergency Medical Care Included Included
Coverage for Emergency Medical Care Included Included
Deductible $50 $50
Details, Exclusions and Limitations Request plan details from Indiana Health Agents Request plan details from Indiana Health Agents
Global Health and Safety Resources
Doctor Search Included Included
Destination Health and Security Information Included Included
GeoBlue Drug Translation Guide Included Included
Medical Term and Phrase Translation Databases Included Included
Health and Security News Alerts Included Included
Additional Benefits
Toll Free Telephone Access to All Services Included Included
24 hours / 7 days Global Medical Assistance Included Included
10 Day Money back Guarantee Included Included
Price Use Indiana Health Agents when you want help narrowing the right GeoBlue plan lane before you request pricing.
Eligibility

Short term international travel medical plan for leisure, missionary or business travel.

Eligibility Requirements

  • Home country is the U.S.
  • You must be under age 75.
  • Children under age 6 must be enrolled with a parent.
  • Initial purchase must be made in your home country prior to departing on the trip.

Family Members included in your plan (if applicable) must be:

  • Your spouse, civil union partner or domestic partner age 74 or younger, and/or your eligible child(ren) or other eligible dependent(s).
  • Residents of the United States.
  • Traveling outside the U.S. and scheduled to spend at least 24 hours away from home.
How are medical evacuation decisions made?

The evacuation benefit pays for a medical evacuation to the nearest hospital, appropriate medical facility or back to the U.S. Transportation must be by the most direct and economical route. All evacuations require written certification by the attending physician that the evacuation is medically necessary and must be approved by the Global Health and Safety team.

Who should buy travel insurance?

Anyone in need of an international travel medical plan when leaving the U.S. for leisure, educational, missionary or business travel.

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