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Once you purchase, after 15 minutes, visit /travel-and-student-insurance-visa-letter/ to print the visa letter that you need for Italy visa. That letter is in the exact format that the consulate requires. Please let me know if you have any other questions.

It is possible that your credit card company is declining the transaction. I would suggest that you call your bank and ask them to manually authorize the charge and try again after that.

Thank you for your interest in purchasing Atlas International. If ***.com says that Atlas Intenrational is only for US citizens, that is outdated information. Atlas International is for anyone traveling outside home country and outside the US. Citizenship is not a factor in considering eligibility. It used to be like that around 3 years back, but not now. You can make instant purchase of Atlas International online at /atlas-international-insurance/ However, if you are traveling to the USA, you need to buy Atlas America, available at /atlasamerica-insurance/ Both, Atlas America and Atlas International are single trip plans. If you would like multi trip plan, you need to look at Atlas Professional instead, available at /atlas-multitrip-insurance/ However, please note that none of the above plans would cover trip cancellation and other items you mentioned. If you want the plan with trip cancellation, visit /trip-cancellation-insurance/ All of them are single trip plans. There are no multi trip plans from any company that would cover trip cancellation. Please let me know if you have any other questions.

Thank you for your interest in purchasing Atlas travel medical insurance. Here are the answers to your questions: 1.. International 2.. OK 3.. there has to be an attending physician and they have to work MNU or TravelGuard. No company is going to evacuate him out of there without A. A physician present B. Guarantee of payment. 4.. the transportation between the airplane and hospital etc. would fall under "local ambulance" benefit. You can make instant purchase online at /atlas-international/travel-health-insurance/ Please let me know if you have any other questions. Thank you for your answer, I still have some problems with point 3, and I guess you may not have understood the question. When you are on an expedition in the Himalaya and get injured climbing a summit, no physician is going to come from a large city, walk to the Base Camp (between 3 and 10 days depending on the mountain), then climb up to camp 1 or 2 (another few days), look at the injured person (dead by now), say "yes, this person need to be evacuated", descend to Base Camp to use the radio to call the rescue company for a helicopter (Askari Aviation in Pakistan). How it really work is: When climbers arrive to Pakistan, they visit " Askari Aviation" deposit US$ 6,000 against possible rescue, obtain a rescue kit (with a radio, and flags and signals to show the helicopter where to land). then the expedition members will take the bus (24h bus ride), and walk to the base camp, and spend weeks attempting to climb the mountain. If a climber get injured while climbing, a member of the expedition will descent to Base Camp, radio Askari Aviation, who will despatch a helicopter, meanwhile, other climbers will try to descent the injured person to an altitude where a helicopter can fly safely (usually less than 5500 meters) and a flat place where the helicopter can land. Then the injured climber will be helicoptered to the nearest hospital, and the nearest phone. So it is only at this time that the companion or the doctor of the injured person could phone the insurance or anybody, as it is the first place that has a phone. So as you see, no rescue company is going to wait to have the green light for any insurance company, as that would mean the death of the climber, which is something everybody usually try to avoid..... So please let me know how atlas travel medical insurance work, I thank you very much for you time, What you are describing falls under local ambulance coverage.

Thank you for your interest in purchasing Visitors Care. A. You have to pay the deductible only once per the entire policy period. B. You will get in the email right away. Also, it would be mailed to you by postal mail the next business day. And post office takes around 4-5 days to deliver first class mail. You can make instant purchase online at https://www.insubuy.com Please feel free to contact us at any time if you have any other questions. Thanks for your quick response. So, if I take one policy with coverage per period for my dad/mom, then each will pay the deductible only once per coverage period irrespective of the number of incidents? Please correct me if I am wrong. Also this happens to be a better choice over the per incident coverage provided by Inbound USA since the per coverage period does not distinguish incidents? Please advise me which is better. While waiting for the actual ID's can I still use the printable ID card to see the doctor in case of emergency?? Thanks once again for all your help and quick response. 1. Deductible is per per period of coverage irrespective of number of incidents in Visitors Care. 2. Inbound USA has deductible per incident. 3. Yes, you can use the printable ID card while waiting for actual ID. Please let me know if you have any other questions.

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