Loss of Travel Document Sample Clauses

Loss of Travel Document. In the event of sudden Accidental physical loss of or damage to Hong Kong Identity Card, passport, entry visa, travel tickets, driving license, or other travel documents that are necessary for immigration clearance and leads to delay of the Covered Trip, the Company will, subject to the Terms of this Policy, pay for the replacement cost of such personal documents, as well as additional travel expenses and hotel accommodation incurred to replace for the loss of travel documents and such loss must be reported to the police having jurisdictions at the place of the loss no more than twenty-four (24) hours after the incident. Any claim must be accompanied by written documentation from the police and the Company shall be liable up to the Amount of Benefit stated in the Schedule.
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Loss of Travel Document. The Company shall reimburse the Insured Person up to the limit stated in the Schedule of Benefits for the cost of obtaining replacement passports, travel tickets and other travel documents lost during the living outside Macau for the purpose of his/her study at the OEI provided always that such loss arises out of robbery, theft or burglary. The Company also extends to cover the additional necessary travel and/or Accommodation expenses incurred for the purpose of such replacement of the lost travel documents provided that it is necessary for the Insured Person to travel to a place outside his/her city of the OEI to obtain such replacement and provided always that such loss arises out of robbery, theft or burglary. 1. For any loss not reported to the police within 24 hours of loss and a police report for such loss not having been obtained. 2. For loss of any travel document and/or visa which is not needed to complete the insured Travel. 3. For loss by any mysterious disappearance. 4. For loss resulting directly or indirectly from rebellion, usurpation of power, Terrorist Act or action taken by Government Authorities in hindering, combating or defending against such an occurrence; destruction, quarantine or customs regulations, confiscation by order of any Government of Public Authority for contraband or illegal transportation or trade.
Loss of Travel Document. In the event that the Insured Xxxxxx loses his/ her travel documents during the insured Journey as a direct result of robbery, burglary or theft, The Company will reimburse the Insured Person up to the Sum Insured as stated in the Schedule of Benefits for the replacement cost for travel documents, including necessary and reasonable travel and accommodation costs. No benefits will be paid for any loss: 1. In respect of loss not reported to the police within twenty-four (24) hours from the occurrence of the incident and for which such police report is not obtained at the place of loss. 2. In respect of loss of any travel document and/or visa which is not needed to complete to the insured Journey. 3. For loss by any mysterious disappearance. 4. In respect of loss resulting directly or indirectly from insurrection, rebellion, revolution, civil War, usurped power, Terrorist Act or action taken by Governmental Authorities in hindering, combating or defending against such an occurrence; or from action taken by any Government or Public Authority pursuant to any customs or other regulations to secure, destroy, quarantine or confiscate any property; or in respect of any property which is (or represents the proceeds of) contraband or which is or has been illegally transported or traded (or represents the proceeds of such actions). 5. For both the temporary and permanent versions of the same travel document. In the event of such loss, an Insured Person may claim either one (1) version but not both.

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