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Can it be difficult to get a Schengen visa next time if the insurance company has not paid the medical bill for several months while in France?
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if I understood the essence of the question correctly, then the main thing in choosing an insurance company when applying for a Schengen next time is the presence of this insurance company in the list of insurance companies accredited in this embassy ... and whether this insurance company fulfilled its obligations in the past - the embassy does not check at the moment acceptance of your docks, and at the time of receipt (renewal) of this insurance accreditation ...
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answered 12 years ago
one way or another, you had insurance and when submitting new documents, you should also have insurance (of course, if the insurance companies do not refuse to do it for you for some reason - for example, you have physical limitations or you took regular insurance and broke your arms and legs in the mountains) And your the embassy does not care about relations with the insurance company
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answered 12 years ago
Well, of course it doesn't! Insurance is accredited by the embassy, and not vice versa :-))
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answered 12 years ago
For Yasemin. It's okay when people make mistakes. But when they do not want to admit their mistake, this is a problem. Naturally, these people.
It is impossible to be accredited in a body that does not deal with accreditation.
If the embassy does not accredit insurance companies, then the phrase "Insurance is accredited by the embassy" does not make sense, to put it mildly.
It is impossible to be accredited in a body that does not deal with accreditation.
If the embassy does not accredit insurance companies, then the phrase "Insurance is accredited by the embassy" does not make sense, to put it mildly.
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answered 12 years ago
That's right, old man. The phrase about insurance accreditation smiled)))
Now for Modnizza. The fact that the insurance company has not fulfilled its obligations TO YOU does not bother the embassy or consulate at all. And when applying for the next visa, choose the insurance more carefully, this is important first of all for you.
Now for Modnizza. The fact that the insurance company has not fulfilled its obligations TO YOU does not bother the embassy or consulate at all. And when applying for the next visa, choose the insurance more carefully, this is important first of all for you.
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answered 12 years ago
When selling tours, operators are required to include insurance in the package. It is simple, not expensive, with a small coverage, but it works. We and tourists calmly treat it as an inevitable fact.
But after one incident, I began to take it seriously.
A tourist was hit by a car at a crossing in Alexandria.
In the end, everything ended well, but it was a whole epic. Hospitalization, surgery, rehabilitation, transportation of a person who can only lie along the route - Alexandria-Cairo-Moscow-Kyiv-Kharkov.
If not for insurance, it would be a real human tragedy. There is no free medicine there, relatives did not even have money for a flight to Egypt.
The insurance company did a very good job. Resolved all issues and we received daily information about the process.
But after one incident, I began to take it seriously.
A tourist was hit by a car at a crossing in Alexandria.
In the end, everything ended well, but it was a whole epic. Hospitalization, surgery, rehabilitation, transportation of a person who can only lie along the route - Alexandria-Cairo-Moscow-Kyiv-Kharkov.
If not for insurance, it would be a real human tragedy. There is no free medicine there, relatives did not even have money for a flight to Egypt.
The insurance company did a very good job. Resolved all issues and we received daily information about the process.
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answered 12 years ago
Can you imagine this insurance company is not accredited by any embassy?
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answered 12 years ago
Okay, stop yelling. The man is simply wrong.
We always buy insurance ourselves before applying for a visa, and we always take it from one of the largest and most famous insurance companies. And so, on our last trip to Tenerife, this insurance was needed for a little granddaughter, I talked about this in a review.
We always buy insurance ourselves before applying for a visa, and we always take it from one of the largest and most famous insurance companies. And so, on our last trip to Tenerife, this insurance was needed for a little granddaughter, I talked about this in a review.
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