CIBC Travel Insurance provides protection for you and your family when you travel out of your province or territory of residence, or out of the country. It is recommended if you don’t already have a travel insurance plan.
CIBC Travel Insurance plans are underwritten by Co-operators Life Insurance Company (accident and sickness benefits) and The Sovereign General Insurance Company (property and casualty benefits).
Benefit from emergency medical coverage for you and your family when you travel anywhere outside your province or territory of residence.
Up to $10 million of travel medical insurance coverage 1
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Get a quote and buy onlineTravel protection before and during your trip in the event of health-related emergencies or transportation delays beyond your control.
Up to $50,000 of trip cancellation and trip interruption insurance before your trip
Get a quote and buy onlineBenefit from medical and non-medical travel protection, including travel medical insurance, trip cancellation and trip interruption insurance, baggage and personal effects insurance, and accidental death & dismemberment insurance.
If the Government of Canada has issued a Level 3 Travel Advisory for COVID-19 (avoid non-essential travel) for your travel destination, CIBC’s COVID-19 insurance plan may provide emergency medical and quarantine expenses if you test positive for COVID-19 while on your trip.
To get a quote and apply now, call a licensed insurance agent at 1-800-281-9109 Opens your phone app. .
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To get a quote and apply now, call a licensed insurance agent at 1-800-281-9109 Opens your phone app. .
You're eligible for CIBC Travel Insurance coverage if you’re:
If you’re aged 60 or over, you’ll be asked some questions about your medical history to determine your eligibility for coverage and the applicable premium rate and pre-existing condition limitations and exclusions.
CIBC earns compensation from the insurer for the promotion of CIBC Travel Insurance plans.
CIBC Travel Insurance is administered by Allianz Global Assistance, which is a registered business name of AZGA Service Canada Inc. Allianz Global Assistance provides the CIBC travel assistance and claims services in respect of all insurance coverage under CIBC Travel Insurance plans.
CIBC Travel Insurance plans are underwritten by Co-operators Life Insurance Company, which covers accident and sickness benefits, and The Sovereign General Insurance Company, which covers property and casualty benefits.
140 – 6700 Macleod Trail South East
Calgary, Alberta
T2H 0L3
1-800-510-0354 Opens your phone app.
CIBC is licensed to sell damage insurance (broker) and insurance of person.
CIBC Travel Insurance is subject to eligibility conditions, limitations and exclusions, including pre-existing medical condition exclusions, which are contained in the Policy you receive following enrolment. Before applying, you can review a sample Policy (CIBC Comprehensive Travel Insurance Plan) (PDF, 570 KB) Opens in a new window. . You can also call CIBC Travel Insurance at 1-800-281-9109 Opens your phone app. . Coverage will be voidable if you fail to disclose or misrepresent any material fact or circumstance affecting coverage.
The above descriptions of insurance and assistance services are general descriptions only and don’t constitute legal or insurance advice. In all cases, you can speak to an insurance advisor before purchasing insurance. In case of discrepancy between the information and examples provided on these pages and your Policy, your Policy prevails.
1 Certain benefits are subject to maximum coverage limits specified in the Policy. CIBC Travel Medical Insurance is subject to a maximum aggregate coverage limit of $10 million per insured traveller per insured trip.
2 CIBC Travel Medical Insurance is available at cibc.com/travel. You can also call CIBC Travel Insurance at 1-800-281-9109 Opens your phone app. .
3 A pre-existing medical condition or symptom means a sickness, injury or medical condition, whether or not diagnosed by a physician, for which you had symptoms, or required or received medical attention, consultation or treatment, and which existed before your departure date or the effective date of your coverage.