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FAQ

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Renew Your Annual Policy

You'll need the following details:

Existing policy number
Travel dates

Want to create a new policy? If your quote has expired or your renewal date has passed, you’ll need to create a new policy.

Known circumstances are not covered. Learn more about known circumstances and how they affect your coverage at bcaa.com/faq.

Policy Number

Your policy number is on your BCAA wallet card, your renewal letter and the upper right of your BCAA declaration page. Policies begin with three letters - TIA, followed by 7 numbers.

Primary Traveller

Last name

Birthdate

Do all travellers live in BC?

Our travel insurance covers BC residents, or other Canadian residents who are currently in BC.

Yes, all travellers live in BC and will depart from BCNo, some travellers live outside of BC

Have any travellers left BC for their trip?

YESNO

Have all travellers who left BC departed within the last 48 hours?

Coverage may still be available if you’ve already left.

YESNO

A 48-hour waiting period on sickness coverage will apply. There is no waiting period for injury coverage. Learn more at bcaa.com/wordings. To continue, all travellers who have left BC must answer the following:

I have seen a physician and/or any other registered medical practitioner since you left BC.

YESNO

A registered medical practitioner is an individual who has been accredited, licensed, and/or registered under the laws of a particular province or country as a health professional upon meeting the specified requirements.

I am currently experiencing symptoms.

YESNO

I currently need medical attention.

YESNO

Is anyone travelling to Belarus, Russia, Ukraine, the Gaza Strip, Israel or the West Bank?

YESNO

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