ADVANCE OF HOSPITALISATION COSTS (ABROAD ONLY Sample Clauses

ADVANCE OF HOSPITALISATION COSTS (ABROAD ONLY. For this benefit to apply, the term “France” means mainland France, the Principality of Monaco and the Overseas Departments and Regions. The Insured who are domiciled in an Overseas Department or Region will not be considered to be travelling abroad if they travel to France or the Principality of Monaco and inversely. You are sick or injured during your journey abroad we will advance your hospitalisation costs up to the amounts indicated in the Covered Amounts Table whilst you are hospitalised. The advance will be made under the following cumulative conditions: • For treatment prescribed in agreement with our doctors, • Whilst they consider you to be untransportable after receiving information from the local doctor. No advance is granted from the date you are able to make the transport yourself even if you decide to stay where you are. In all circumstances you undertake to refund this advance to us 30 days at the latest after receiving our invoice. If you do not pay on this date the Policyholder undertakes to refund us this advance within a maximum period of 30 days from our demand, and the Policyholder can if it wishes, recover the sum from you. You must then carry out the necessary actions to recover your medical costs from the organisations concerned. This obligation applies even if you have begun the refund procedures mentioned above.
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