Do you need a fully English-language medical insurance policy for a trip to Tbilisi, or is it enough if only your name and coverage amount are in English?
Based on 1 discussion with 3 participants · Last activity: 14 days ago
Based on 1 discussion with 3 participants · Last activity: 14 days ago
TL;DR
Based on traveler discussions, people usually rely on a policy that shows at least the traveler’s name and coverage amount in English, for example US$50,000. If a policy like Alfa Insurance only repeats a few lines in English, many travelers ask the insurer for a full English version just to be safe.
One of the latest examples is an Alfa Insurance policy where only selected lines are duplicated in English, which makes travelers unsure whether that is enough for a trip to Tbilisi without requesting a separate full English-language document.
Travelers are also looking for the cheapest medical insurance they can buy themselves and receive in English right away. The key practical factor is not only price but having an English-language policy suitable for travel.
There is also an example of a policy with US$50,000 coverage where only the traveler’s name and coverage details are shown in English. Travelers see this as the minimum understandable format for an international trip, but many still prefer to ask the insurer for the full policy in English.