Worldwide Cover
Protection designed to support international mobility, wherever the destination.
Specialist Expertise
Assistance & International Mobility
International mobility calls for a different level of protection.
Companies, organisations, federations and institutions send employees, members, athletes and students around the world every year.
When a medical, security or logistical issue arises abroad, the challenge goes far beyond reimbursing expenses. What matters is having the ability to respond, coordinate and provide assistance.
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Protection wherever your people go.
International mobility does not always involve familiar destinations.
A business assignment, competition, project or exchange programme can take people anywhere in the world, including remote regions and more complex environments.
Solutions are available with worldwide cover and no geographical exclusions, backed by assistance 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
24 Hours a Day • 365 Days a Year
Assistance available whenever a problem arises, regardless of location or time zone.
Medical & Security
Support ranging from medical assistance and repatriation to evacuation and crisis management.
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Far more than travel insurance.
When something happens thousands of miles from home, financial cover alone may not be enough.
It may be necessary to quickly identify an appropriate medical facility, arrange hospital admission, coordinate treatment, settle medical expenses or determine whether evacuation or repatriation is required.
At other times, the challenge may be security-related: political unrest, a natural disaster or a sudden deterioration in local conditions.
That is the fundamental difference between insuring a journey and protecting people as part of an international mobility programme.
Medical Assistance
The right support, wherever it is needed.
In the event of illness or an accident abroad, specialist assistance can direct the traveller to an appropriate medical facility, arrange hospital admission and coordinate treatment. It can also arrange direct payment or advance medical expenses when required.
Evacuation & Repatriation
Taking action when staying where you are is no longer the right option.
Some situations require more than treatment locally. When a person’s condition or circumstances require it, medical evacuation or repatriation can be arranged and coordinated, either to an appropriate medical facility or back to their country of residence.
Security & Crisis Management
Because not every risk is medical.
Political unrest, natural disasters or a sudden deterioration in security conditions can require an immediate response. Information, alerts and specialist assistance can help support travellers and arrange their transfer to a safer location when circumstances require it.
Travel Disruption
Not every unexpected event is an emergency.
Cancellation or interruption, transport delays and baggage problems can disrupt a journey and result in additional costs. These events can also form part of a broader international mobility solution.
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Protection designed around your organisation.
When several people travel, relying solely on their individual insurance arrangements may no longer be enough.
A company or institution needs to know how its travellers will be assisted and who will take responsibility for coordinating the response when a complex situation arises abroad.
A collective solution provides a common framework, tailored to the organisation’s actual mobility, whether this involves a handful of occasional trips or several hundred travellers each year.
The objective is simple: to enable people to travel knowing that professional assistance is there to take over when it is needed.
Companies
Employees, executives, sales teams, consultants and technical specialists working or travelling abroad.
Organisations
Employees, members, representatives and delegations taking part in international assignments or projects.
Federations & Sport
Athletes, coaches, support teams and delegations travelling for international competitions, training camps and events.
Schools & Institutions
Students, teachers, researchers and accompanying staff taking part in study trips, exchanges, placements, international programmes and research assignments.
Does your organisation operate internationally?
A few details about your organisation, who travels, how often and to which destinations are usually enough for an initial assessment.