Make life golden
Spend your retirement exploring the world but make sure you stay protected from unexpected travel and medical expenses with CAA Travel insurance for seniors and snowbirds. You can visit a CAA Store, call 1-800-705-1803 or get a quote online.
Find peace of mind with CAA Travel Insurance
How does travel insurance change for people over 60? You may feel as fit as you did in your twenties or you may be developing some health conditions. In either case, here’s what you need to know about travel insurance for seniors and snowbirds.
Medical questionnaire
Pre-existing conditions 1
The cost of Diabetes
Rate Increases
Insurance coverage options and benefits2
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Dental work if you’re hit in the mouth |
$5,000,000 |
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Emergency dental pain |
$500 |
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Medical follow-up in Canada |
$1,000 semi-private room, private nursing $50. |
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Getting family/travel companions home |
Economy flight and $1,500 accommodation and meals. |
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Help for your pet |
$500 to return your pet. $300 commercial kennel. $300 vet cost in the event of an accident. |
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Vision |
Up to $300 for the replacement at your trip destination of prescription eyeglasses due to theft, loss or breakage during your trip and assistance to coordinate the replacement. |
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Hearing aid |
Up to $200 for the replacement at your trip destination of a hearing aid due to theft, loss or breakage during your trip and assistance to coordinate the replacement. Does not include batteries or ear molds. |
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Bringing your car home |
Reasonable costs. |
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Return of deceased |
Reasonable costs. |
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Cancel for any other reason |
75% coverage for Cancel for Any Other Reason, if your travel is booked through CAA Travel (within 72 hours or when penalty applies). 50% coverage for Cancel for Any Other Reason if you book with travel through another provider. |
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Interruption for any other reason |
75% coverage for Interruption for Any Other Reason (up to $2,500) when you book with CAA Travel. 50% coverage if you book your travel through another provider. To use, you must be at your destination for at least 48 hours. |
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Before you leave (trip cancellation) |
Up to the amount you purchase. |
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After you have left (trip interruption) |
Reasonable cost to either continue your travel or return home, plus the cost of unused travel services. |
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Denied boarding or entry due to health rules (including COVID-19) or mistaken identity |
Reasonable cost for food and accommodation related to a delay in returning home. You won’t have coverage if there was an “Avoid non-essential travel” or “Avoid all travel” advisory in place or if you haven’t taken the steps prescribed by the government. |
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Return trip delay |
Reasonable cost to return home. |
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Continue your trip after coming home (Bounce back) |
$2,000 |
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Lost or damaged baggage (if you choose to add this) |
Up to $1,500 |
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Travel accident insurance (if you choose baggage option) |
Flight Accident $100,000 and Travel Accident $50,000. |
Travel Insurance coverage for the unexpected
Travel Insurance you can trust
CAA Members save up to 20% on their policy*
CAA provides 24/7 multilingual assistance*
CAA offers up to $5 million in coverage*
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CAA has been my go-to for travel insurance every time I leave Canada. I always feel well-protected and more at peace when I use CAA for trips.
Frequently asked questions
Yes! Even if you are over 60, you are still eligible for our travel insurance plans as long as you complete our medical questionnaire.
Unfortunately, once you reach the age of 60, your insurance rates will increase due to the increased risk of health complications. These premium increases will not be detrimental, but they are something to consider when planning out your travel budget.
Starting at age 60, you can expect your premiums to increase every five years at ages: 60, 65, 70... etc.
You can still get travel insurance with pre-existing medical conditions, as long as you’ve been stable for three or six months. If you’re 70 and over, you will be eligible to purchase our travel insurance for seniors.
If you have diabetes, you’ll still be able to get travel insurance but once you are over 60 with diabetes, the price of our premiums increases significantly due to the increased risk of a health incident with your condition.
For travellers 69 and under, you must be in stable condition for three months before each departure date. For travellers 70 and over, you must be in stable condition for six months before your departure date.
For those age 60 and above, any medical conditions you knew of prior to purchasing travel insurance are considered “pre-existing medical conditions” and you’ll need to declare them. These conditions can range from high cholesterol and diabetes to cancer.
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CAA Travel Insurance, an Orion Travel Insurance product, is underwritten by Echelon Insurance. Certain exclusions, limitations and restrictions apply. Subject to change without notice. A Medical Questionnaire is required if you are 60 years of age and older. Quotes are valid for 30 days.
Applies to CAA Members in good standing (CAA Membership dues paid in full by Membership expiry date). Up to twenty percent (20%) savings applies to the total premium excluding applicable taxes. Minimum premium applies. Subject to change without notice. Excludes Visitors to Canada Insurance. CAA Everyday, Classic®, and Plus® Members save 10%. CAA Premier® Members save 20% at CAA Stores or by calling 1-800-705-1803. CAA Premier Members save 10% and earn 10% in CAA Dollars® when booking online. CAA Assistance is provided by Global Excel Management Inc. In-province virtual assistance is limited to four (4) calls per insured per policy term. Up to $5 million. Maximum $25,000 for all Emergency Medical Insurance benefits for Canadian residents without active Government Health Insurance Plan (GHIP); and/or without GHIP authorization to cover trip days in excess of 212 days in Ontario in a 12-month period. Visit caaneo.ca/termsandconditions for offer details and full Membership Terms and Conditions.
1. To have your pre-existing medical condition covered by your travel insurance policy, the medical condition should be stable as defined by your policy. Please check our full policy guide online for all the details.
2. Conditions apply. Check out our full policy guide online for all the details.
