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Q:1. Is the difference between ExchangeGuard Choice and ExchangeGuard Essential basically in terms of waiting period for pre-existing conditions or there is some other major difference? Since, we need insurance only for four months, there is no need to go for Essential. Am I correct? 2. For the ExchangeGuard policies, when I choose the value of PolicyMax in the premium calculator, does it refer to the maximum for the entire policy period or maximum for each incident? J-visa requires 100,000 per incident. Please clarify since it is not explicitly mentioned anywhere. I have read the difference between ExchangeGuard and PatriotExchange programs from your website. They are self-explanatory. I must say, your website is the most user-friendly among the several insurance company websites that I have surveyed in the last few days.

A:
1. The main difference between ExchangeGuard Choice and Essential is pre-existing waiting period. 2. ExchangeGuard plan as per certificate is per incident. Please look at the ExchangeGuard policy certificate ( under schedule of benefits). 3. If you need more specific per incident benefits then you can go for Patriot Exchange plan.
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Q:We were looking to buy insurance for my Mom who will be visiting me in United States, but she is planning to also visit Canada for a week while she is visiting here. I was wondering if I choose the Atlas America plan would cover both her visit to the US and Canada.

A:
Yes, it would cover anywhere outside the home country including USA and Canada.
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Q:I would like to know how much is a insurance for UCF STUDENT

A:
The plan we recommend for UCF students would be the Study USA Preferred 500 plan as it will meet all waiver requirements for the insurance. Please view the link for you to access the plan information and obtain quotes.
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Q:How do I go about insuring the entire trip? Does that just automatically happen when I select my travel dates through your system? And if anything happens do I need to just be able to verify that whatever $ number I told you the trip costs is on the documents that my flights includes?

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You have to take the rider. You can narrow by plans which provides coverage for cancel for any reason.
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Q:Can you give me examples regarding the stipulations? The part where it says you must insure your entire pre-paid trip costs. Does that mean during the checkout process for my flight I need to add whatever insurance they have on offer, and then add yours? Or is it referring to something that's already included when purchasing your insurance? My next question is about purchasing insurance from the initial trip deposit Does that mean if I say, partially pay for an Airbnb 5 days ago from today and follow through with purchasing your insurance, that qualifies?

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If you are buying insurance through us, you don't have to buy their insurance that they offer during check out. You can simply decline it. In order to get cancel for any reason insurance, you must insure the entire pre-paid trip cost within certain day of your trip deposit, even if you have not paid some of that trip cost yet. You can purchase trip insurance online here: Trip Insurance
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Q:My parents from the Philippines are here for the next 5 months. They don't have insurance and they need to see a doctor due to illness and other health concerns. Which plan is best for them for 5 months only and where (medical facilities) can they use their health insurance?

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Thank you for your interest in purchasing insurance through us. Insurance for an international visitor covers for any new sickness, injuries or accidents that occur after the insurance effective date of the policy. It will not cover any preventive care or routine maintenance for pre-existing conditions. Some plan provides coverage for an acute onset of pre-existing conditions. If you provide your parents age, arrival date in US, which state do you need coverage, travel dates and will be glad to send you quote by e-mail. Alternatively, you may view other plans in our Visitors to the USA section. Please enter appropriate criteria. You will find many plans and you can also compare them side by side. Please feel free to contact us if you have any further questions.
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