Compare Travel Insurance in Singapore

At eazy, we make finding the right travel insurance simple. We compare policies from a panel of trusted insurers side by side, so you can see your options clearly and choose the cover that best fits your trip and budget.

Whether you're off on a weekend city break, family holiday or a longer adventure abroad, our multi-provider platform helps you secure competitive prices and the right level of protection - all in one place, in just a few minutes.

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  1. Enter your trip details

    Fill in your trip details to view and compare available travel insurance plans.

  2. Log in with Singpass

    Verify your identity in seconds for quick and secure access to eazyConnect, even without an existing policy.

  3. Complete your purchase

    Choose your coverage, check your details and pay securely. Once everything’s confirmed, your policy will be issued.

Trip type
Who’s coveredJust me — cover for you alone
Family — you, your spouse and your children
Group — you and your travel companions (single trips only)
Cover
What does Travel Insurance Cover?
Conditions
I have pre-existing conditions, is that ok?
Covid
Does Travel Insurance cover COVID-19?
Cost
How much does it cost?
Benefits
What kind of add-on benefits can I include?

Key Coverage Areas to Compare in Travel Insurance

Lost Baggage or Possessions

Lost Baggage or Possessions

If your luggage or possessions are lost on its way to your destination, loss of baggage cover allows you to claim for its full or partial value.

Cancellation

Cancellation

This can protect you if you have to cancel your travel plans at the last minute due to injury or illness, or perhaps a bereavement.

Emergency Repatriation

Emergency Repatriation

If you or a family member are injured or fall seriously ill abroad, emergency repatriation can cover the costs of bringing you home.

Theft

Theft

This will insure your luggage or personal belongings on the way to your destination, as well as while you're out and about on holiday.

Medical Conditions

Medical Conditions

If you're travelling with a pre-existing medical condition, you will need to declare this when getting a quote from us.

Delays

Delays

If bad weather, corporate strikes or breakdowns disrupt your flight or ferry, you can claim for delays over a stated length of time.

Things to Know Before You Buy

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Single Trip vs Annual Trip Insurance

Choosing between single trip and annual multi-trip travel insurance comes down to how often you travel and the kind of trips you take.

A single trip policy covers one specific journey from the moment you leave Singapore until you return, making it the more economical choice for travellers who only head overseas once or twice a year. It also allows you to tailor coverage to your destination and activities, with many plans covering trips of up to 180 days, ideal for longer holidays or extended work assignments. An annual multi-trip policy, on the other hand, covers unlimited trips within a 12-month period under a single premium, with each trip subject to a maximum duration limit. It's the smarter pick for frequent flyers, business travellers, and anyone who enjoys spontaneous weekend getaways to Bangkok or Kuala Lumpur, offering consistent protection without the hassle of buying a new policy each time.

How much does Travel Insurance cost?

The price of your policy depends on several factors including:

  • Age
  • Destination
  • How long you are travelling for
  • How extensive is your coverage
  • Number of people you are travelling with
  • Whether you have any existing medical conditions
  • Additional coverage such as Golf Equipment, Sport Equipment, Pet Care

What kind of add-on benefits can I include?

Pet Care

Pet Care

When you are delayed in returning to Singapore as scheduled, causing you to incur additional kennel or cattery fees for your pet, and you have a claim relating to your delay under any section of the policy.

Rental Vehicle Excess

Rental Vehicle Excess

If your rental vehicle is lost or damaged due to an accident overseas, of which you are named driver or co-driver, and you become liable for the damage excess. The 'Rental Vehicle' refers to any passenger vehicle that you hire for the purpose of private and leisure use and not for practise or speed trial.

Sports Equipment

Sports Equipment

To cover for loss or damage to your sports equipment while overseas due to theft or natural disaster; or accidental damage in a public place.

Common exclusions may include:

  • Pre-existing medical conditions unless specifically covered
  • Injuries from high-risk activities like extreme sports
  • Travel disruptions due to forseeable events (eg., known weather conditions or political unrest)
  • Losses from unattended baggage or personal negligence

What are the two types of Travel Insurance?

Here's how the two types of Travel Insurance differ:

Annual Travel Insurance

Ideal for frequent travellers, with coverage for multiple trips throughout the year.

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Single Trip Travel Insurance

Coverage for one trip, protecting you against unexpected travel disruptions and emergencies.

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Frequently Asked Questions

About Travel Insurance Singapore

  • Travel Insurance is important because it provides protection against a variety of incidents that could be very expensive to cover yourself. If you unexpectedly suffer a medical emergency while travelling, the medical costs abroad could run into the thousands of dollars. You could also be forced to extend your stay or repatriate, both of which would wreak havoc on your existing travel plans and be very expensive.
    The right travel insurance policy can protect you against all that risk. It can give you peace of mind, knowing that you’ll be looked after both physically and financially.
  • Yes. Insurance companies also offer Family Cover on top of Individual Travel insurance plans. Some benefits include automatic coverage for children aged 17 and below and travelling with a parent, as well as coverage for individuals aged 18 to 23, provided they are still studying in tertiary education. Other plans may require you to add all family members individually.
  • Travel insurance plans cover travel-related events such as flight delays and cancellations, theft of personal belongings, emergency medical treatment, etc. Meanwhile, international health insurance plans cover inpatient treatment, check-ups, and treatment for chronic conditions overseas.
  • No. Policy must be purchased before the trip. Most of the insurers impose exclusions on some benefits (such as Trip Cancellation), if policy was purchased less than 3 days prior to the trip.
  • Whether or not you can claim compensation for missed flights through your travel insurance provider will differ. It will ultimately depend on the terms stated in your policy. But you won’t be able to successfully file a claim if you missed your flight due to reasons which are not included in the policy.
  • Yes. Comprehensive travel insurance can cover accommodation expenses such as non-refundable reservations, tickets, hotel bookings, and prepaid tours, as part of the trip cancellation benefit.
  • There's no single fixed answer, since pricing depends on destination, trip length, traveller age, and the coverage tier selected. The most reliable way to find the cheapest suitable option is to compare plans side by side using the same coverage checklist, rather than relying on advertised 'from' prices, which usually reflect the most stripped-down tier available.
  • Many insurers allow same-day purchase for trip departure, but this comes at a real cost. Trip cancellation cover only applies from the date of purchase, so buying on the day you fly means you have no protection at all against pre-trip cancellation, which is one of the more commonly used benefits. Buying as early as possible after booking a trip is the better approach whenever it's an option.

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