Allianz complementary travel insurance eligibility

Chrisg55

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I understand that the eligibility for this is that you need to have a return trip booked prior to leaving Australia. I have done this prior to leaving

I am looking at changing my flight back via another destination and airline

Will thus render a change in eligibility if I do this?
 
These sorts of details can be hard to pinpoint. I’m a stickler for fine print and PDS, but I can’t imagine finding a legally binding answer for this. It sounds like you are already on your trip. So, if this is your flight home, at that point would the need for travel insurance have passed?
 
I understand that the eligibility for this is that you need to have a return trip booked prior to leaving Australia. I have done this prior to leaving

I am looking at changing my flight back via another destination and airline

Will thus render a change in eligibility if I do this?
The requirement is that you have a return ticket to australia. As long as you have one, at all times - ie no ‘gaps’ - then I don’t see a problem. (No gaps as in you cancel one ticket and wait one day, a week or two weeks or whatever to buy the new ticket.)

People change plans all the time, add side trips, etc. It’s the return to Australia that’s important as that’s what the insurance company will try and use to get you home if you suffer an insured event.
 
Thanks. The difficult part is that it says you need to have one booked before you leave, which I do. I assumed it would be ok especially if I book the return first then cancel the existing booking but wanted to check
These sorts of details can be hard to pinpoint. I’m a stickler for fine print and PDS, but I can’t imagine finding a legally binding answer for this. It sounds like you are already on your trip. So, if this is your flight home, at that point would the need for travel insurance have passed?
Well I am on the trip but have over 2 weeks to go
 
I’m confused about how you are changing the return flight. Does your original fare allow for cancellation of the return segment or are you going to book a separate flight home and cancel the original return flight?
 

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