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What documents do I need to make a Corporate Travel Insurance claim?
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The documents required for a Corporate Travel Insurance claim depend on what has happened.

It is useful to keep records relating to both the trip and the loss.

Common documents #

Depending on the claim, the insurer may request:

  • Travel itinerary or booking confirmation
  • Airline tickets or boarding passes
  • Receipts and invoices
  • Evidence of additional expenses
  • Medical reports or certificates
  • Police reports
  • Airline or transport provider correspondence
  • Baggage reports
  • Cancellation confirmation
  • Evidence of ownership for lost or damaged property
  • A completed insurer claim form

Medical claims #

For illness or injury, retain documents such as:

  • Medical reports
  • Hospital records
  • Medical invoices
  • Pharmacy receipts
  • Evidence of payments made

If emergency assistance is required while travelling, use the emergency assistance details provided with the policy where possible.

Lost or stolen property #

For theft or loss, insurers may require prompt reporting to the relevant police, airline, accommodation provider or other authority.

Keep any report or reference number provided.

Cancellation or disruption #

If travel is cancelled, delayed or interrupted, keep correspondence showing:

  • The reason for the disruption
  • Refunds or credits offered
  • Cancellation charges
  • Additional travel or accommodation costs

Contact our team as soon as reasonably possible after an incident so we can help identify the information the insurer is likely to require.

General Advice Warning: The information on this page is general in nature and does not take your personal circumstances into account. You should consider whether it is appropriate for you and seek professional advice before making any decisions. For tailored advice, please contact Webber Insurance Services.