Travel Insurance for Ireland from India

It's possible that you might unintentionally harm someone or damage their property while in Ireland.

The flight you are travelling by may lose your baggage or it may get delayed from reaching your destination.

Your checked luggage could be lost or delayed by the airline you are flying by.

You could lose your money, travel documents or other valuable items.

A medical emergency requiring immediate medical care may arise.

Something may come up and you may need to postpone or cancel your trip.

Medical emergencies that may arise during your Ireland visit.

Health emergencies that may require hospitalisation or day-care treatment.

Medical expenses resulting from the treatment of accident-caused injuries.

Flight delays/cancellation.

If the airline you are flying by loses or delays your checked-in luggage.

Cancellation/rescheduling of your trip due to a cause accepted under your policy’s terms and conditions.

Unintentional injury, death or property damage to a third party.

Cost of replacing stolen or misplaced travel documents.

Visit by a family member from India if you are hospitalised in Ireland.

Loss of your travel funds due to theft.

Cremation and repatriation of the insured’s remains in the event of unfortunate death.

If your trip gets cancelled as a result of a COVID-19 related issue.

Entering Ireland without possessing an active visa.

Visiting the country to receive medical treatment.

Journeying to Ireland, despite being unfit to travel.

If you indulge in self-harm or suicide attempts.

Financial liabilities incurred while being intoxicated.

Liabilities occurring while committing a criminal offence.

Loss, damage or injury resulting from taking part in risky work like oil extraction, tunnelling, mining, etc.

Health issues resulting from a pre-existing medical condition.

Medical costs related to pregnancy and childbirth.

Blarney Castle: This historic castle is famous for the legendary Blarney Stone, which is said to bestow the gift of eloquence to those who kiss it. 

The Cliffs of Moher: These awe-inspiring cliffs rise 700ft above the Atlantic Ocean and offer breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside and seascape. On a clear day, you can even see the Aran Islands and Galway Bay.

Dublin: Ireland's capital city is a vibrant and eclectic mix of history, culture, and nightlife. From the grand St. Patrick's Cathedral to the historic Trinity College, there's plenty to explore. And, of course, you can't leave Dublin without trying a pint at one of the many pubs in the famous Temple Bar district.

The Ring of Kerry: This scenic drive takes you through the breathtaking landscapes of County Kerry, including quaint villages, rolling hills, and stunning coastal views. Don't miss the opportunity to stop at Muckross House and Gardens, a Victorian mansion set in stunning surroundings.

Giant's Causeway: This natural wonder is another must-see. The unique basalt columns were formed by ancient volcanic activity, and the result is a visually stunning landscape that will leave you in awe.

The Aran Islands: Just off the west coast of Ireland, these rugged islands offer a glimpse into a more traditional way of life. From the ancient ruins of Dun Aengus to the quaint fishing villages, a visit to the Aran Islands is like stepping back in time.

Killarney National Park: This stunning park is a nature lover's paradise, with rolling hills, pristine lakes, and a wealth of wildlife to discover. Take a hike through the scenic landscape or take a boat tour of the Lakes of Killarney for an unforgettable experience.

The Burren: This unique landscape, with its rolling hills of exposed limestone, is unlike anything else in Ireland. In addition, a wide range of plants and animals, many of which are unique to the Burren, can be found there.

Cork: Often referred to as the "real capital" of Ireland, Cork is a charming and vibrant city with a rich cultural heritage. From the bustling English Market to the historic Cork City Gaol, there's plenty to see and do in this lively city. And, it goes without saying, you can't leave without trying some of the local food and drink, including the famous Cork Dry Gin.

Tourist visa

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Marriage visa

Training visa

Internship visa

Exam visa

Employment visa

Business visa

Medical treatment visa

Conference or event visa

Join ship visa

Performance or tournament visa