Also, for the initial treatment, emergency medical transport is covered to the nearest suitable hospital that offers the conditions of treatment for any specific condition. (No maximum coverage limit).

In addition, medical transport for scheduled outpatient procedures is also covered (after an emergency or accident, to and from outpatient surgery, and to dialysis, radiation therapy, or chemotherapy e.g.)

However, you must know that your insurance is terminated as soon as you arrive back in your home country. This means any follow-up treatments once you've returned to your home country should be covered by a local insurance or national health system.

You decide if you want to request the repatriation back to your home country, it’s completely your choice. You can keep receiving the initial treatment in the country where the accident or emergency happens until you're able to return to your travels, and you can resume any possible follow-up treatments in different countries with the prior knowledge of the insurer.

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