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Atlantic Insurance Co. Public Ltd

Atlantic

Atlantic is a travel insurance for the Cyprus market with no online purchase and limited assistance availability.

Last verified Aug 24, 2026Reviewed by: Boleron EUUnderwritten by: Atlantic Insurance Co Public Ltd

Direct payment

The premium is payable in a single payment upon issuance of the policy, by cash, credit or debit card, cheque or bank order.

Geographic scope

Worldwide

Worldwide while the insured person is on a trip; an extra 50% surcharge applies for travel to the USA and Canada.

Unique selling points

  • No pandemic exclusion under standard travel insurance plans A, B, C and D, unlike many market policies that exclude pandemics outright.
  • Annual policies available for frequent travellers with increased limits offered upon request.
  • Worldwide cover including travel to the USA and Canada, available with a premium surcharge rather than a flat exclusion.
  • Trip cancellation and curtailment cover included for necessarily and unavoidably cancelled trips under plans C and D.
  • Reimbursement of up to €100 for emergency purchase of essential clothing if luggage is not delivered within 12 hours of arrival.

Coverage limits

Medical Expenses

€30,000

Hospital medical treatment, additional accommodation, travelling and repatriation expenses necessarily incurred outside Cyprus as a direct result of accidental bodily injury or serious sickness (Sections 3 and 4). The €30,000 ceiling (including repatriation) is published only for the Schengen Visa plan; the equivalent limits under standard plans A, B, C and D are not published in the available sources.

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Emergency Medical Treatment

€30,000

Urgent medical attention and emergency hospital treatment abroad is covered under Sections 3 and 4. The €30,000 ceiling is the published minimum/ceiling under the Schengen Visa plan; A-D plan limits are not published.

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Hospitalization

Covered

Hospital medical treatment expenses necessarily incurred outside Cyprus following accidental bodily injury or serious sickness are covered under Sections 3 and 4; no specific sum insured is published.

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Outpatient Treatment

No limit stated

Not separately specified in the available policy documents.

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Emergency Dental Treatment

Excluded

Compensation under Sections 3 and 4 shall not be payable for dental treatment.

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Medical Transport

Covered

Travelling and repatriation expenses necessarily incurred outside Cyprus as a direct result of accidental bodily injury or serious sickness are covered under Sections 3 and 4; no specific sum insured is published outside the Schengen plan's €30,000 ceiling.

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Medical Evacuation

Covered

Repatriation expenses following accidental bodily injury or serious sickness are covered under Sections 3 and 4; the Schengen Visa plan's medical expenses ceiling of €30,000 explicitly includes repatriation expenses.

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Repatriation of Remains

Covered

Charges for the transport of body or ashes to Cyprus or funeral expenses overseas in the event of death are covered under Sections 3 and 4; no specific sum insured is published.

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Search and Rescue

No limit stated

Not mentioned in the available policy documents.

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COVID-19 / Pandemic Treatment

Conditional

There is no pandemic exclusion under standard travel insurance plans A, B, C and D. Under the Schengen Visa plan, pandemic cover is optional, requires a 35% extra premium, and is offered to vaccinated persons only.

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Pre-existing Conditions

Excluded

Any loss, damage or liability resulting from pre-existing disability or illness is excluded, as is any loss or hospitalization from a condition for which the insured is receiving or on a waiting list for in-patient treatment, or has received a terminal prognosis (applicable to Sections 3, 4 and 6).

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Winter Sports Cover

Optional

Loss arising from bodily injury sustained while engaged in winter sports is excluded unless the applicable additional premium is paid.

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Adventure Sports Cover

Excluded

Loss arising from bodily injury sustained while engaged in racing, motor rallies and competitions, professional sports, mountaineering, pot holing, skin diving, scuba diving, or motorcycling is excluded.

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Pregnancy Complications

Excluded

Any loss, damage or liability of the insured person resulting from pregnancy or confinement is excluded.

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Personal Liability

€10,000

Section 5 covers accidental injury to any person and accidental loss of or damage to property. The €10,000 ceiling is published for the Schengen Visa plan; limits for standard plans A-D are not published in the available sources. Excludes animals, wilful/malicious/unlawful acts, trade/business/profession, and ownership/use of vehicles, aircraft or watercraft.

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Legal Assistance

No limit stated

Not mentioned in the available policy documents.

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24/7 Assistance

No limit stated

The available sources list only the head office telephone number; no dedicated 24/7 emergency assistance line is documented.

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Key conditions

Assistance call deadline

Not specified in the available policy documents. The insured must immediately notify the Company in writing of any occurrence that may give rise to a claim.

Unauthorized treatment

Not specified in the available policy documents.

Purchase while abroad

Not specified in the available policy documents.

Chronic conditions

Loss or liability resulting from pre-existing disability or illness is excluded, and loss or hospitalization from a condition for which the insured is on a waiting list for in-patient treatment or has received a terminal prognosis is excluded (Sections 3, 4 and 6).

Pregnancy

Any loss, damage or liability resulting from pregnancy or confinement is excluded from cover.

Pre-existing condition exclusions

Pre-existing disabilities or illnesses are excluded, including conditions for which the insured is on a waiting list for treatment or has received a terminal prognosis.

Coverage duration limit

Cover under Section 6 starts when the policy is issued and ends when the planned holiday begins. For all other sections, cover starts when the insured enters the place of departure on the travel date or at policy inception (whichever is later) and ends when the insured returns to the place of departure or upon completion of the number of days specified in the schedule, whichever occurs first.

Documents

Travel Insurance IPID

IPID

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Travel Claim Form

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Policy specifics

Schengen Minimum Medical Coverage

Mandatory minimum of €30,000 for medical expenses and repatriation when applying for Schengen visa

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Trip Cancellation Coverage

Trip cancellation reimbursement available only under plans C and D for necessarily and unavoidably cancelled trips

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Pandemic Coverage Option

No pandemic exclusion under standard travel insurance plans A, B, C and D; Schengen Visa plan requires 35% extra charge for pandemic coverage

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USA and Canada Coverage Surcharge

Travel to USA and Canada available with extra charge of 50% applied to standard premium

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Annual Frequent Traveller Plans

Atlantic offers annual policies for frequent travellers with increased limits available upon request

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Age Coverage Restrictions

No compensation under Section 2 for insured persons under 16 years or over 70 years of age; specific exclusions apply to other sections

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Dental Treatment Exclusion

Compensation under Sections 3 and 4 shall not be payable for dental treatment

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Baggage Theft Police Reporting Requirement

Theft of baggage or personal effects not reported to Police or hotel management invalidates claim (Sections 7 and 8)

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Cash Loss Police Reporting Requirement

Money losses not reported to Police within 24 hours (with official report obtained) invalidate claims (Sections 7 and 8)

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Cash Carrying Restriction

Loss of cash not carried by the insured person is not covered (Sections 7 and 8)

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Coverage Period and Trigger Events

Section 6 (trip cancellation) cover starts immediately when policy issued and terminates on commencement of planned holiday; other sections start when insured enters place of departure on travel date or policy inception (whichever occurs later)

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