Compare Singapore travel insurance on what the policies actually pay — medical limits, trip cancellation, delays, adventure sports, pre-existing conditions — with every figure read from the insurer's own policy wording and linked to the page it came from. Start with a topic, or open an insurer's guide to see every benefit it publishes.
Three plans underwritten by Tokio Marine and sold under the Allianz Travel brand, with a large medical limit that drops sharply at 70.
The largest fixed overseas medical limit for under-70s in our set — S$2 million — plus S$200,000 for travellers over 70 and search and rescue.
Build-your-own cover — pay for the extras you actually need, with unlimited evacuation on every tier.
Pre-existing conditions and adventure activities covered on the upper tiers, and a single-trip limit of 182 days — the longest, though four others match it.
Unlimited evacuation on every tier and follow-up medical treatment in Singapore on all four plans.
Unlimited overseas medical on the top plan, and cancel-for-any-reason cover you can buy after booking — on a 50% co-payment and a S$7,500 cap.
3 plans · every published benefit read from the policy wording
Unlimited medical on the top tier, and an optional water-sports add-on that names its limits — 40 m diving if certified, 30 m if you are not.
Cashless outpatient care in Japan, plus lounge access after a 60-minute delay via Sompo Smart Delay — a value-added service, not a policy benefit.