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Sparkassen-Versicherung Sachsen (comprising Sparkassen-Versicherung Sachsen Allgemeine Versicherung AG and Sparkassen-Versicherung Sachsen Lebensversicherung AG, under S.V. Holding AG)

SV Sachsen

SV Sachsen is a travel insurance for the Germany market with online purchase and 24/7 assistance.

Last verified Aug 28, 2026Reviewed by: Boleron EUTerms & conditions: 2024-06Underwritten by: Sparkassen-Versicherung Sachsen
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Direct payment

In most cases, insured persons must advance medical costs and submit them for reimbursement. In many vacation areas, direct payment by the insurer to providers is possible.

Geographic scope

Germany (Saxony-based insurer, nationwide product)

Worldwide health cover for holiday trips

Unique selling points

  • No deductible on any claims under the travel medical policy.
  • Free choice of doctor abroad, including outpatient treatment.
  • Digital doctor consultation via phone, tablet or laptop is available to policyholders.
  • A single policy can cover up to ten people, ideal for families or small group trips.
  • Flexible choice between a single-trip tariff covering up to 365 days or an annual tariff covering every trip up to 56 days each.

Coverage limits

Medical treatment costs

Covered

Weltwide health cover for holiday trips, with no deductible and medical repatriation included; no specific monetary cap is stated in the available source material.

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Emergency medical treatment

Covered

If an emergency occurs on holiday, the insured is guaranteed to receive medical help; no cap stated.

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Hospitalization

Covered

Insured persons need not fear hospital bills abroad; no monetary cap is stated.

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Outpatient treatment

Covered

Outpatient treatments, including free choice of doctor, are covered; no monetary cap stated.

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Emergency dental treatment

No limit stated

Not addressed in the available source material for this product.

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Medical repatriation transport

Covered

Medically necessary and reasonable transport back to Germany in case of serious illness or injury abroad is a core covered benefit, included in both tariffs, with no stated cap.

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Medical evacuation

No limit stated

Not separately addressed beyond the general medical repatriation transport benefit in the available source material.

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Repatriation of remains

No limit stated

Not addressed in the available source material for this product.

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Search and rescue

No limit stated

Not addressed in the available source material for this product.

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COVID-19 treatment

No limit stated

Not addressed in the available source material for this product.

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Pre-existing conditions

Excluded

Treatments for which it was established at the time of travel commencement that they would have to take place are excluded, unless the trip was undertaken due to death or serious illness of a first-degree relative. Unexpected worsening of chronic conditions is covered.

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Winter sports cover

Covered

The insurance protects the insured on any kind of holiday, whether a relaxing beach vacation or an active vacation in the mountains.

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Adventure/active sports cover

Covered

Coverage applies whether the injury occurs during a relaxing holiday or an active holiday, including injuries sustained while hiking.

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Pregnancy complications

Covered

Coverage for medically necessary treatment of pregnancy complications including early birth, emergency termination, and miscarriage.

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Personal liability

No limit stated

Not addressed in the available source material for this product.

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Legal assistance

No limit stated

Not addressed in the available source material for this product.

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24/7 assistance

No limit stated

A digital doctor consultation service is mentioned, but a specific 24/7 emergency hotline is not explicitly confirmed for this product in the available source material.

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Key conditions

Assistance call deadline

No fixed deadline for contacting the insurer is stated; in the event of hospitalization or repatriation, insured persons should contact the insurer to determine whether direct payment to the provider is possible; otherwise, costs are advanced and reimbursed afterward.

Unauthorized treatment

No specific penalty for unauthorized or unreported treatment is stated in the available source material.

Purchase while abroad

Not specified in the available source material whether the policy can be purchased after departure or once already abroad.

Chronic conditions

Unexpected worsening of a chronic condition during the trip is covered, even though treatments known in advance to be necessary are excluded.

Pregnancy

Medically necessary treatment of pregnancy complications, including early birth, emergency termination, and miscarriage, is covered.

Pre-existing condition exclusions

Treatments known before crossing the border to be necessary are excluded from cover, unless the trip was undertaken due to the death or serious illness of a first-degree relative.

Coverage duration limit

With the annual policy (AKD-16), each individual trip is covered for a maximum of 56 days; with the single-trip policy (AKE-16), a trip is covered for a maximum of 365 days.

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Policy specifics

Medical repatriation

Coverage for medically necessary and reasonable transport back to Germany in case of serious illness or injury abroad

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Maximum trip duration (annual policy)

With the annual policy (AKD-16), each individual trip is covered for a maximum of 56 days

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Maximum trip duration (single trip policy)

With the single trip policy (AKE-16), a trip is covered for a maximum of 365 days

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Cost reimbursement vs. direct payment

In most cases, insured persons must advance medical costs and submit them for reimbursement. In many vacation areas, direct payment by the insurer to providers is possible

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Advance notice requirement

Contact with the insurer before seeking medical treatment is recommended but not mandatory; notification ensures best possible care and avoids upfront costs

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