Does life insurance cover death while traveling internationally?
Answered by 7 licensed agents
Answered by Philip Santucci on June 25, 2026
Broker Licensed in IL, FL, MI, MN & TX
Answered by Dominic Javier on August 4, 2026
Broker Licensed in TX
Answered by Mark Maliwauki on August 13, 2026
Agent Licensed in ID
We also need to consider expatriation coverage. Expatriation coverage is a flat amount such as 25k or 50k to bring the deceased back to America.
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Ellen
Answered by Ellen Diehl on June 17, 2026
Broker Licensed in GA, AL, FL & 5 other states
However, there are exceptions and exclusions. If you travel to a war zone and get killed, no coverage. If you die while engaging in a hazardous activity that you didn't disclose, like flying a plane, no coverage. (Just to show a couple of examples.) There are more. Talk to your agent or the insurance company before taking any similar chances.
Answered by Edward Fisher on October 1, 2026
Broker Licensed in MI
For additional coverage during vacation or business travel time, temporary travel insurance may also be available to purchase. This could allow for the additional costs of transporting the body back home.
Answered by Vicki Farley on June 26, 2026
Agent Licensed in IL, AL, AZ, IN & KY
Answered by Cris Zimmerman on June 17, 2026
Agent Licensed in ND
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