Travel insurance requirement checker
Choose a requirement profile and enter the details on your insurance certificate. The checklist flags gaps and items still needing confirmation; it does not read or approve your policy.
Results
- Document checklist
- More confirmation needed
- Gaps / unconfirmed checks
- 0 / 7
- Published minimum
- 30,000 GEL
| Check | Result | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Dates | Meets | 2026-12-01 to 2026-12-10; trip 2026-12-01 to 2026-12-10 |
| Coverage amount | Meets | 30,000 GEL minimum. 30000 GEL stated. |
| Policy is available and identifies you as insured | Unconfirmed | Review the certificate with your insurer |
| Policy explicitly covers the destination (all Schengen states for Schengen) | Unconfirmed | Review the certificate with your insurer |
| Policy includes medical treatment cover | Unconfirmed | Review the certificate with your insurer |
| Coverage times include the entire trip, including arrival and departure | Unconfirmed | Review the certificate with your insurer |
| Policy includes accident cover | Unconfirmed | Review the certificate with your insurer |
| Policy is in English or Georgian | Unconfirmed | Review the certificate with your insurer |
| All Georgian mandatory policy fields are present | Unconfirmed | Review the certificate with your insurer |
- Rule effective: 2026-01-01. Checked 2026-11-14.
- This compares your answers, not the policy wording or exclusions. It does not certify acceptance.
- Mandatory fields: contracting parties, territory, insurance subject, dates/times, risks, limits, and premium amount with payment place and deadline. Special-status exemptions require an official check.
Last checked 2026-11-14. Rules change, sometimes at short notice. We list the date we last checked each official source; confirm with the official government source before you travel, buy or file. This is general information, not legal or immigration advice.
How it works
Select the rule that applies to your trip. Georgia’s tourist mandate took effect on 1 January 2026; it requires health and accident cover of at least GEL 30,000. The certificate must be in English or Georgian and show contracting parties, territory, subject, dates and times, risks, limits, and premium payment details. See the Georgian embassy requirements.
For ordinary Schengen visa applicants, compare medical cover with EUR 30,000 and check the whole Schengen area and full stay. The Netherlands government checklist also specifies hospital care, emergency treatment, prescriptions and repatriation including death. Cuba’s tourism portal requires medical insurance, effective 1 May 2010; no numeric minimum is supplied by that page.
For Cuba, Australian government guidance requires extra Asistur insurance for travellers aged 70 or older, doing high-risk sport or competing in sport. Confirm age, both sporting conditions and any required extra coverage. Unknown conditions remain unconfirmed.
Date coverage: policy start ≤ arrival AND policy end ≥ departure. Amount check: stated coverage ≥ published minimum, in the same currency.
No currency conversion or rounding is applied to comparisons. Different currencies remain unconfirmed; ask the insurer for documented equivalence. Dates use calendar days; confirm exact policy times separately. “Listed checks met” means only that your answers match these checks, not that the insurer will cover a claim.
Worked examples
Georgia: exact minimum and matching dates
A GEL 30,000 policy covering 1–10 December 2026 for a trip on those dates meets the amount and date checks. With every certificate item confirmed, the result is “Listed checks met”. GEL 29,999 creates 1 gap.
Schengen: the last day is missing
For a 1–10 December trip, EUR 30,000 cover ending 9 December leaves 1 date gap, even if every other item is confirmed.
Cuba: no invented minimum
For a 1–10 December trip for a traveller aged 69 doing neither high-risk nor competitive sport, with matching insurance dates and all four document checks confirmed, the listed checks are met. The amount remains “No amount stated in this source”.
Frequently asked questions
When does Cuba require extra Asistur insurance?
Does Georgia accept a foreign insurer?
Are there exemptions in Georgia?
Is EUR 30,000 mandatory for every Schengen visitor?
Can I compare a dollar policy with a GEL requirement?
Does this inspect exclusions or recommend insurance?
Sources
- Georgian embassy — travel insurance requirements (checked 2026-11-14)
- GOV.UK — Georgia insurance upon entry (checked 2026-11-14)
- Netherlands government — Schengen visa insurance (checked 2026-11-14)
- Australian government — Cuba extra insurance conditions (checked 2026-11-14)
- Cuba tourism portal — entry formalities (checked 2026-11-14)
Last reviewed 2026-11-14; next review due by 2026-12-14. The method is written out above so you can check our math.