Repatriation of Remains. In the event of your death as a result of a covered accident or unexpected sickness:
a. up to a maximum of $5,000 toward the actual cost incurred for the preparation of remains and transportation (including a standard shipping container) to your permanent residence in Canada; or the USA for US residents.
b. up to $5,000 for cremation and/or burial at the place of death. The cost of the casket, urn or funeral is not covered.
Repatriation of Remains. This Section 7. shall only apply to events that occur outside of Hong Kong during the Policy Period. If an Insured Person dies during the Policy Period as a result of an Injury sustained or Sickness commenced whilst the Insured Person is outside of Hong Kong during the Policy Period, the Company or its authorized representative shall make the necessary arrangements for the return of the Insured Person's remains to Hong Kong. The Company shall pay directly the actual and authorized costs incurred for such repatriation. In addition, the Company shall reimburse the reasonable and necessary expenses actually incurred, subject to its prior agreement, at the place of death outside Hong Kong for service rendered by a mortician or undertaker, including the cost of a casket, the embalming and cremation if so selected. The Insured Person or a person on his/her behalf must contact Travel Guard Assistance Hotline at (000) 0000 0000 for the arrangement. Exclusions applicable to Section 6 - Emergency Medical Evacuation and Section 7 - Repatriation of Remains No benefits shall be provided:
1. For any expenses incurred for services provided by another party for which the Insured Person is not liable to pay, or any expenses already included in the cost of the overseas travel.
2. For any expenses for a service not approved and arranged by the Company or its authorized representative except that this exclusion shall be waived in the event the Insured Person, his/her Residing Companion(s), or the Policyholder cannot contact Travel Guard Assistance hotline during an emergency medical situation for reasons beyond their control. In any event, the Company reserves the right to reimburse for those expenses incurred for service which the Company or its authorized representative would have otherwise provided under the same circumstances.
Repatriation of Remains. In the event of your death during a trip as a result of a covered emergency covered under the Policy benefits, the company will reimburse to a maximum of $5,000 for:
a) The cost for reasonable and necessary services needed for the transport of your remains from the place of death to your city of residence in Canada; or
b) The burial or the cremation of your remains where your death occurred.
c) If someone is legally required to identify your remains, this policy covers the cost of a round-trip economy fare on a commercial flight via the most cost effective route for that person. Meals and accommodations for that person are covered up to a maximum of $150 per day, up to a maximum of 3 days. The cost of a casket, urn or burial coffin is not covered by this benefit.
Repatriation of Remains. When as a result of an Injury sustained or Sickness commencing while the Insured Person is traveling during the insured Journey, the Insured Person dies during the course of the insured Journey, the Company or its authorized representative shall make the necessary arrangements for the return of the Insured Person’s remains to Hong Kong, or his/her habitual residence. The Company shall pay the actual cost incurred for such repatriation. In addition, the Company shall reimburse for expenses actually incurred at the place of death outside Hong Kong for the cost of a casket, the embalming and cremation process rendered by a mortician or undertaker. The Insured Person or a person on his/her behalf must contact Travel Guard Assistance Hotline at (000) 0000 0000 for the arrangement.
Repatriation of Remains. Where as a result of an Injury sustained or Sickness commenced whilst the Insured Person is traveling during the Policy Period outside Macau, and the Insured Person dies thereof during the Policy Period outside Macau, the Company or its authorized representative shall make the necessary arrangements for the return of the Insured Person's remains to Macau. The Company shall pay directly the actual cost incurred for such repatriation. In addition, the Company shall reimburse for expenses actually incurred at the place of death outside Macau territories for service rendered by a mortician or undertaker, including the cost of a casket, the embalming and cremation if so selected. The Insured Person or a person on his/her behalf must contact Travel Guard Assistance Hotline at (000) 0000 0000 for the arrangement. Exclusions applicable to Section 5 - Emergency Medical Evacuation &/or Repatriation of Remains No benefits shall be provided:
1. For any expenses incurred for services provided by another party for which the Insured Person is not liable to pay, or any expenses already included in the cost of the overseas Travel.
2. For any expenses for a service not approved and arranged by the Company or its authorized representative, except that this exclusion shall be waived in the event the Insured Person, his/her Residing Companion(s), or the Policyholder cannot contact Travel Guard Assistance Hotline during an emergency medical situation for reasons beyond their control. In any event, the Company reserves the right to reimburse the Insured Person or his/her Immediate Family Member only for those expenses incurred for service which the Company or its authorized representative would have otherwise provided under the same circumstances.
Repatriation of Remains. The Company will pay benefits up to the amount stated in the Table of Benefits as shown for covered expenses reasonably incurred to return the Participant’s body to his country of origin if he dies. Covered expenses include, but are not limited to, expenses for: (a) embalming; (b) cremation; (c) coffins; and (d) transportation.
Repatriation of Remains. We will indemnify the Reasonable and Customary Charges incurred up to the limit of US$ 10,000 within the Sum Insured specified under Medical Care Section for repatriating the mortal remains of the Insured to India during the Period of Insurance or for the Insured’s burial in the place of death following the Insured’s death due to an Injury or Illness suffered during the Period of Insurance provided that Our Service Provider authorizes the repatriation/burial in writing in advance and arranges the conveyance for repatriation (if applicable).
Repatriation of Remains. Photocopy of the death certificate providing the details of the place, date and time, and the circumstances and cause of the death (photocopy of the postmortem certificate wherever required by the Assistance Service Provider, for cases where postmortem is conducted), issued by the appropriate authority where the contingency has arisen. • Proof for expenses incurred towards disposal of the mortal remains. • Photocopy of valid Photo ID proof of the Insured • In case of transportation of the body of the deceased to the Country of Residence of the Insured, the receipt for expenses incurred towards preparation and packing of the mortal remains of the deceased and also for the air transportation of the mortal remains of the deceased to the Country of Residence of the Insured. • Claim form duly filled and signed by nominee / relative. • Travel itinerary, Passport (first and last page with immigration stamping on visa) • Boarding passes for all the sectors. • Any other document as required by the Company/ ASP on a case to case basis. • Photocopy of Valid Photo ID proof of the Insured • Airline report copy stating reason for delay • Claim form duly filled and signed • Travel itinerary, Passport (first and last page with immigration stamping on visa) • Boarding passes for all the sectors • Any other document required for claim processing • Treatment papers, Medical reports including pathology, radiology or other diagnostic test reports and discharge summary issued by the Hospital furnishing the name of the Insured, period of treatment, details of treatment rendered; Medical reports giving the details of the Accident/assault and the nature of Injury. • Death certificate issued by the Medical Practitioner who attended on the Insured or disability certificate / fitness certificate mentioning extent of disability in case of dismemberment. • Post mortem certificate to be produced if required by the Assistance Service Provider, wherever post mortem is conducted • Police report in original in case the Accident/assault shall have taken place in a public place or premises. • Photocopy of valid Photo ID proof of the Insured. • Claim form duly filled and signed. • Travel itinerary, Passport (first and last page with immigration stamping on visa) • Boarding passes for all the sectors • Any other document as may be appropriately applicable for the claims preferred under this section of the Policy • Medical reports giving the details of the Accident and the nature of Injury. • De...
Repatriation of Remains. 1. The repatriation of the mortal remains of an employee who has died in foreign traffic is arranged and paid for by the shipowner in accordance with the Seafarers’ Employment Contracts Act.
Repatriation of Remains. If a Covered Employee suffers loss of life due to Bodily Injury or Emergency Sickness while outside a 100 mile radius from his or her current place of primary residence, the Company will reimburse the Named Insured, subject to the limitations set out herein, for covered expenses reasonably incurred to return a Covered Employee’s body to his or her current place of primary residence, not to exceed the maximum amount payable of [$50,000] per Covered Employee and subject to the LIMIT OF COVERAGE shown in the Declarations section. Reimbursements shall not exceed the amount of payment made from the Named Insured’s Retention for such loss(es) in excess of the Attachment Point. Covered expenses include, but are not limited to, expenses for:
