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1. Is there cover for pregnancy on this scheme?
2. What is meant by the term 'Policy Excess'?
3. What is a Pre-existing Medical Condition?
4. How do I make a claim?
5. How many children can I take free on a family policy?
6. What are the Terms and Conditions?
7. What are my cancellation rights?
8. Will this policy covers me if my Trip has been Dynamically Packaged?
9. What Winter Sports are covered on this scheme?
10. What do I need to do if I require medical assistance when travelling?
11. How is a 'Couple' or a 'Family' defined?
12. Can we travel independently on our couple/family travel insurance policy?
13. How often can I travel on an Annual Multi-trip Policy?
14. What is the difference between the various levels of cover?
15. How is my policy delivered?
16. Is there cover for over 65's on this scheme?
17. Is there cover for non-UK residents on this scheme?
18. Can I go scuba diving when travelling?
19. Can I buy insurance for someone under the age of 18 years if they are travelling without their family?
20. What products do you offer?
21. What happens if my bag is stolen with my travel documents and money whilst I am travelling?
22. Is there cover for glasses on this scheme?
23. When do I need to purchase my travel insurance?
24. What do I need to take on holiday with me?
25. Are my golf clubs covered?
26. Is there cover for cancellation on this scheme?
27. What is meant by the term 'Excess Waiver'?
28. What is an EHIC?
29. What vaccinations do I need?
30. How long can I 'stop over' en route to Australia?
31. Is there cover on this scheme if my flight operator financially fails?
32. How do I change the details on my policy?
33. Which Special Sports and Activities are covered at no additional premium?
34. Which Special Sports and Activities are covered with an additional premium but where there is no cover in respect of any Personal Accident and Personal Liability claims?
35. Which Special Sports and Activities are covered with an additional premium?
36. Which Special Sports and Activities are covered with an additional premium but where there is no cover in respect of any Personal Accident and Personal Liability?
37. Which Special Sports and Activities are not covered under any circumstances?
38. What does "No cover will apply in respect of Personal Accident and Personal Liability" in Q34 & Q36 mean?
1. Is there cover for pregnancy on this scheme? top 
Yes, provided you are not travelling against doctor�s advice. No cover is given under sections 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 of this policy in respect of any claim arising from pregnancy within 8 weeks (or 16 weeks in the case of a known multiple pregnancy) of the estimated date of delivery.
2. What is meant by the term 'Policy Excess'? top 
Most sections of the policy carry an Excess. This is the first amount of any claim that you will have to pay. The amount may vary depending on the level of cover you have chosen. It is applicable per person per section. The Excess will be reduced to NIL if you have used a EHIC card to reduce their medical expenses bill.

For more information, please refer to the "Meaning of Words" section at the front of your policy wording.

3. What is a Pre-existing Medical Condition? top 
For the purposes of this insurance a Pre-existing Medical Condition is considered to be:

1. any past or current medical Condition that has given rise to symptoms or for which any form of treatment or prescribed medication, medical consultation, investigation or follow up/check-up has been required or received during the 12 months prior to the commencement of cover under this policy and/or prior to any trip: and
2. any cardiovascular or circulatory condition (e.g. heart condition, hypertension, blood clots, raised cholesterol, stroke, aneurysm) that has occurred at any time prior to the commencement of cover under this policy and/or prior to any trip.

If you have any Pre-existing Medical Conditions that are NOT ON THE WAIVED CONDITION LIST at the front of your policy wording, please call 0844 338 6074 quoting the reference "Rock" to assess if you are eligible to obtain full cover for the condition(s) disclosed.

For more information, please refer to the "Important Health Requirments" Section of your policy wording.

4. How do I make a claim? top 
To claim, please phone 0044 (0) 844 338 6073 and ask for a claim form or email claimsgeneral@europ-assistance.co.uk. All claims must be submitted within 28 days of your return on a claim form, accompanied by original invoices, receipts, reports, etc. Please refer to the relevant section of your policy for specific conditions and details of the supporting evidence that Europ Assistance require. It is always advisable to retain copies of all documents when submitting your claim form.
5. How many children can you take free on a family policy? top 
The maximum number of dependant children (including foster children) under the age of 18 living at home and in Full Time education is 4 on a family policy.
6. What are the Terms and Conditions? top 
It is important that you read the policy carefully and agree to all the Terms and Conditions to make sure that the cover provided is suitable for you.
7. What are my cancellation rights? top 
You have 14 days from receiving the policy wording to read it and see that it gives you the cover you require. During this time you can return the policy for a refund if you are dissatisfied with the cover. The refund will only be given provided you have not already made a claim, that there is not an impending claim and that you have not already started your holiday or journey. If the request to cancel is received outside of the 14 days cooling off period, then refer this to Rock Insurance on 0844 482 0666 with your reasons for cancellation.
8. Will this policy cover me if my Trip has been Dynamically Packaged? top 
Yes, cover is provided irrespective of how your Trip / holiday has been packaged together.
9. What Winter Sports are covered on this scheme? top 
Provided you are under 65 years of age and have paid the Winter Sports premium, or you have purchased an Annual Multi Trip policy, the following activities are covered:

Big-foot skiing
Cat skiing
Cross-country skiing
Glacier skiing
Ice hockey
Mono-skiing
Skidooing
Skiing
Sledging
Snowboarding
Snow-blading
Snow mobiling
Tobogganing

Off piste skiing is covered when they are skiing within the ski area boundaries of a recognised ski resort and following ski patrol guidelines.

17 days Winter Sports Cover is included in our Annual Multi Trip policy (this can be increased to either 24 or 31 days per year for an additional premium). If you do not require Winter Sports cover, this can be removed at the point of sale.

10. What do I need to do if I require medical assistance when travelling? top 
Please notify Europ Assistance immediately about any serious illness or accident abroad where you have to go into hospital or you may have to return home early or extend your stay (You should first check that the circumstances are covered by Your policy). Please contact Europ Assistance on the number shown below, giving Your name and Certificate number, please also provide a telephone, fax or telex number where Europ Assistance can contact You or leave messages at any time of day or night.
To comply with the terms & conditions of the insurance You MUST contact Europ Assistance as soon as possible. You MUST obtain Europ Assistance's authorisation prior to incurring expenses over �500. If You have treatment as an outpatient You MUST get a medical certificate showing the nature of the injury/illness and keep any original bills, which you have paid. You can submit a claim for these expenses on your return to the UK (please refer to Q4 "How do I make a claim?").

For assistance outside U.K dial: 00 44 (0) 844 338 6073.

11. How is a 'Couple' or a 'Family' defined? top 
A 'Couple' is defined as Two people (including same sex partner) who live together on a permanent basis.
A 'Family' is The main Insured Person, his/her spouse or Common Law Partner, and/or their dependent children under 18 years of age (in full-time education and residing with them).
12. Can we travel independently on our couple/family travel insurance policy? top 
Each adult and all insured children can travel independently.
13. How often can I travel on an Annual Multi-trip Policy? top 
You can take as many trips as you wish during the year; however the total amount of time spent away must not exceed 183 days within the Period of Insurance. Each trip must not last longer than 31 days. This can be extended to 62 days when the appropriate addition premium is paid.

17 days Winter Sports cover is included in this policy. (This can be increased to either 24 or 31 days per year at an additional premium).
14. What is the difference between the various levels of cover? top 

The Premier level of cover offers a wider range of cover with higher benefit levels and lower Excesses.

The Standard level of cover allows up to �1,500 Cancellation & Curtailment cover per person (�500 on the Economy level of cover & �5,000 on the Premier level of cover). Please ensure that you have the required amount of cancellation cover for your travel arrangements.

There is limited cover available on the Economy level of cover. Please ensure that this level of cover is suitable for your needs.

15. How is my policy delivered? top 
Your policy can be e-mailed directly to your e-mail address shortly after being issued, please note that some internet providers filter our automated e-mails as SPAM so please check your SPAM/junk folder if the e-mail has not been received. Alternatively for a small charge, your documents can be delivered by post.
16. Is there cover for over 65's on this scheme? top 
Yes, you can purchase a Single Trip and Annual Multi-trip policies up until the age of 80 years.
17. Is there cover for non-UK residents on this scheme? top 
Yes, we can cover residents of the European Union. To be eligible for cover you need to be a resident of the European Union for six months prior to the issue of the policy, and be registered with a local doctor.
18. Can I go scuba diving when travelling? top 
Scuba diving to a depth of 30 metres is covered if you hold a certificate of proficiency or are diving with a qualified instructor. The policy can be upgraded to include scuba diving to a depth of 50 meters for an additional premium.
19. Can I buy insurance for someone under the age of 18 if they are travelling without their family? top 
Yes, but they must pay the adult premium if they are travelling without their family or if they are travelling with another family. Please contact Rock Insurance on 0844 482 0666 to arrange this for you.
20. What products do you offer? top 
Single Trip policies
Up to 65 years; 18 consecutive months all Zones
Up to 79 years; 93 consecutive days all Zones

Annual Multi-trip policies
Up to 65 years; 31 days (can be increased to 62 days with an additional premium) for all Zones
Up to 70 years; 31 days for all Zones
Up to 79 years; 31 days for Zones 1-4
Up to 79 years; 21 days for Zone 5

These products are available for Individuals, Couples and Families
(including Single Parent Family)
including optional covers for Winter Sports, Golf, Wedding, Business and Timeshare Cover.
Economy, Standard and Premier levels of cover.
21. What happens if my bag is stolen with my travel documents and money whilst I am travelling? top 
You must report theft or losses to the police or relevant authority within 24 hours of the event and obtain a written report. These reports are the only proof that the loss/theft did actually occur. Without them Europ Assistance cannot make any payment to you. If you leave luggage and personal items unattended in a public place then Europ Assistance cannot be held responsible for any resultant claim. You should always take reasonable care to look after your property and treat it as if it were not insured. There is no cover for cash or valuables left in an unattended vehicle at any time, even if the vehicle is locked.
22. Is there cover for glasses on this scheme? top 
Yes, there is cover for glasses on this policy, they are included as valuables. However, the maximum amount that will be paid for sunglasses or prescription glasses of any kind is limited to �150.
23. When do I need to purchase my travel insurance? top 
At the time of booking your travel arrangements to make sure that you have cancellation cover in place for that particular trip.
If your travel arrangements change you MUST call Rock Insurance immediately on 0844 482 0666. You must be able to provide the correct Period of Insurance on your documentation in the event of a claim.
24. What do I need to take on holiday with me? top 
Please ensure that you take a copy of your certificate of insurance and a copy of the full policy wording and any endorsements that may have been purchased separately - these documents contain important numbers that you may require whilst travelling.
25. Are my golf clubs covered? top 
Yes, up to the limits of cover shown on the policy schedule, provided you have paid the additional premium for the Golf Cover extension
26. Is there cover for cancellation on this scheme? top 
Yes, 'Cancellation' means that you will not have started your trip. You may be able to claim on your insurance (subject to the policy terms and conditions) for any travel or accommodation costs that you have either already paid or are contracted to pay, that you cannot get back from the tour operator etc. However, the reason for the cancellation has to be one of those listed under the cancellation section of the policy. Please ensure that you have enough Cancellation cover to protect the cost of your holiday.
27. What is meant by the term 'Excess Waiver'? top 
You can pay an additional premium so that you do not have to pay an Excess, should you need to make a claim. This must be purchased at the time of booking the Insurance as this cannot be added on later.
28. What is an EHIC? top 
If you intend to travel to European Union (EU) countries, the European Economic Area (EEA) or Switzerland. We would advise you to obtain a Form CM1 from your local main Post Office. On returning this, duly completed, to the main Post Office you will be issued with a European Health Insurance Card (EHIC), which will entitle you to certain free or reduced cost health arrangements in the EU, EEA or Switzerland. (Full details are given in the DSS Leaflet No. SA40).

NB: In the event that you have used the EHIC to effectively reduce the cost or your treatment or medicines; then you will not have to pay an Excess in relation to any medical related claims.

29. What vaccinations do I need? top 
You should check with your doctor as soon as possible, your doctor will be best advised to tell you what vaccinations are required, if any.
30. How long can I 'stop over' en route to Australia? top 
If you are travelling on a Worldwide or Australia / New Zealand policy, you can Stop Over in the USA or Asia for a maximum of 72 hours each way.
31. Is there cover on this scheme if my flight operator financially fails? top 
If the flight is cancelled and no alternative is provided within 12 hours of the intended departure time; then the cost of buying a replacement ticket up to a maximum of �500 per Insured person is available.
32. How do I change the details on my policy? top 
Changes can be made at any time, as long as there are no known claims on the policy. If you wish to add any optional extra's to your policy this can be done at any time too. Please contact Rock Insurance on 0844 482 0660.
33. Which Special Sports and Activities are covered at no additional premium? top 
Abseiling (within organisers guidelines)
Angling
Archery
Athletics
Badminton
Ballooning � hot air (organised pleasure rides only)
Banana boating
Baseball
Basket Ball
Boardsailing
Bowling
Bungee Jumping (within organiser�s guidelines)
Canoeing (up to grade 2 rivers only)
Climbing (on a climbing wall only)
Cricket
Curling
Cycling
Deep sea fishing
Fell walking
Fishing
Glacier walking
Gliding (no cover for crewing or piloting)
Golf
Gymnastics
Handball
Heptathlon
Hiking /trekking /walking (below 4,000 metres)
Hill walking up to 2,000 metres
Horse riding (Excl competitions/racing/jumping/hunting)
Hot air ballooning - (organised pleasure rides only)
Ice skating
Indoor climbing (on climbing wall)
Kayaking (up to grade 2 rivers only)
Kite surfing
Marathon running
Motor cycling (up to 125cc)
Mountain biking
Netball
Non competitive football / Soccer
Organised safari without guns
Orienteering
Overland trips
Parascending over water
Pony trekking
Racket ball
Rackets
Rambling
Rap jumping (within organiser�s guidelines)
Ringos
Roller skating/ blading (wearing pads & helmets)
Rounders
Rowing (except racing)
Running
Safari trekking in a vehicle (must be an organised tour)
Safari trekking on foot (must be an organised tour)
Sail-boarding
Scuba diving to a depth of 30 metres (within organisers guidelines)
Sea kayaking
Skateboarding (wearing pads and helmets)
Sledging � pulled by horse or reindeer as a passenger
Snorkelling
Softball
Squash
Surfing
Table tennis
Ten pin bowling
Tennis
Trekking /walking /hiking (below 4,000 metres)
Tubing
Tug of war
Volley ball
Wake-boarding
Walking/ hiking / trekking (below 4,000 metres)
Water polo
Water skiing
White water rafting ( within organiser�s guidelines)
Windsurfing
Zorbing
34. Which Special Sports and Activities are covered at no additional premium but where there is no cover in respect of any Personal Accident and Personal Liability claims? top 
Camel riding
Catamaran sailing (if qualified)
Clay pigeon shooting
Dinghy Sailing
Go Karting (within organiser�s guidelines)
Jet boating (no racing)
Jet Skiing (no racing)
Paint balling (wearing eye protection)
Rifle range shooting
Sailing/ yachting offshore (recreational, no racing)
Shooting (within organiser�s guidelines)
Small bore target shooting (within organiser�s guidelines)
War games (wearing eye protection)
Yachting (if qualified)
35. Which Special Sports & Activities are covered with an additional premium? top 
American football
Climbing up to 4,000 metres
Dry slope skiing
Endurance tests
Fives
Football - American
High altitude trekking
Hiking / trekking / walking (above 4,000 metres)
Hockey
Lacrosse
Langlauf
Organised safari with guns
Outdoor endurance events
Parascending - over land
Rugby
Sand dune surfing / skiing
Scuba diving between 30 metres - 50 metres (within organiser�s guidelines)
Speed skating
Street Hockey (wearing pads and helmets)
Summer tobogganing
Trampolining
Trekking /walking /hiking (above 4,000 metres)
Trekking high altitude
Walking /hiking /trekking (above 4,000 metres)
White water canoeing (up to grade 4 only)
36. Which Special Sports & Activities are covered with an additional premium, but where there is no cover in respect of any Personal Accident and Personal Liability? top 
Fencing (within organiser�s guidelines)
Gaelic football
Hurling
Polo
Sailing / yachting inshore (recreational crewing, no racing)
Sailing / yachting offshore (recreational, no racing)
37. Which Special Sports and Activities are not covered under any circumstances? top 
Adventure racing
Base jumping
Biathlon
Big game hunting
Black water rafting
BMX riding �stunt / obstacle
Bouldering
Boxing
Canyoning
Cave tubing
Caving / pot holing
Climbing over 4,000 metres
Cycle racing
Cycle cross
Drag racing
Flying (except passengers in licensed passenger carrying aircraft)
Free mountaineering
Hang gliding
Harness racing
High diving (over 5 metres)
Hunting (fox / drag)
Jousting
Judo
Karate
Kendo
Manual work
Martial arts
Micro lighting
Modern pentathlon
Motor cycle racing
Motor racing
Motor rallying
Mountaineering (over 4,000 metres)
Parachuting
Paragliding / parapenting
Parapenting / paragliding
Pot holing / caving
Powerboat racing
Power lifting
Professional sports of any kind
Quad biking
River bugging
Rock climbing
Rodeo
Roller hockey
Shark diving (in cage)
Skydiving
Speed trail / time trail
Time trail / speed trail
Triathlon
Water ski jumping
Weight lifting
Wrestling

38. What does "No cover will apply in respect of Personal Accident and Personal Liability" in Q34 & Q36 mean? top 
Personal Accident - No cover will apply, if You suffer Accidental Bodily Injury during your Trip, which within 12 months is the sole and direct cause of death or disablement
Personal Liability - No cover will apply, if in the course of a Trip You become liable for accidental bodily injury to, or the death of, any person and/or accidental loss of or damage to their property