Is it possible to extend the trip duration on an Annual Multi-Trip policy?

If you have an Annual Multi-Trip policy, we can extend your trip duration depending on your insurer. Please check your Policy Wording for available durations, and your Policy Certificate for your chosen trip duration.

Should you require insurance for a holiday which exceeds these durations, we have Single Trip policies which will cover you for holidays up to 365 days in length.

For more information, please get in touch with our customer contact centre.

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Last reviewed 22 Jul 2024