Insurance & Documents reviews
← All reviews3 productswe've bought, tested and scored by hand.
SafetyWing
SafetyWing Nomad Insurance
A travel medical product built around how long-term travelers actually live: subscription-style billing, buy or extend from abroad, no fixed end date required. The model is genuinely different from trip-based insurance. Whether the coverage itself fits your situation is a question only the policy document can answer — read it, don't assume it.
iVisa
iVisa
A competent middleman for visa and eVisa applications — and 'middleman' is the load-bearing word. iVisa charges a service fee on top of the government fee, for paperwork you can always do yourself directly with the government for less. What you're buying is form-handling, plain-English requirements, and someone to catch your mistakes. Sometimes that's worth paying for. Know that it's optional.
How to Read a Travel Insurance Policy
Not advice on what to buy — a map of where policies actually decide claims. Three sections do most of the work: exclusions, covered activities, and pre-existing condition rules. Read those in the full policy document before paying, and check the current wording on the insurer's own site, because summaries and old reviews go stale.