Travel Insurance for Latvia from India, Starting ₹515 for 50K USD

Situated between Estonia and Lithuania, Latvia is an age-old country with many quirky and interesting facts, like having one of the world’s oldest flags. In Latvia, you can experience the Old Town Christmas Fair, the International Ice Sculpture Festival, and the very special Latvia Song and Dance Festival.

One of the most important documents you must own to get to Latvia is a Schengen Visa. Find out how Digit’s Online Travel Insurance to Latvia from India fits the description below! You can easily buy Latvia travel insurance online through our digital, hassle-free, super-quick process.

Yes, travel insurance is mandatory when traveling to Latvia. Latvia is a part of the Schengen countries. Hence, to acquire a Schengen Visa for Indians, you must have valid Travel Insurance.

When traveling to Latvia, your travel insurance must have a minimum medical coverage of €30,000, with emergency evacuation and repatriation coverage.

A $50,000 Latvia travel insurance plan from India for 4 days for 1 adult starts from ₹515 (excluding GST).

If you want to visit this Baltic state, you must apply for a Latvia visa online. You will need a Latvian Schengen visa that is valid for 90 days within a 180 days period. You can opt for single, multiple, or dual entry during this period.

The processing time to finalise the Latvia visa application is approximately 15 days. However, in case of an adverse situation like inaccuracy in the visa application process, it may take up to 60 days to finalise your visa.

Digit's Travel Insurance from India to Latvia covers most things that could go wrong during your vacation. We are completely open in all that we do. Understanding what your travel insurance does not cover is critical, just like knowing what is covered. The following are some exclusions that our travel plan will not cover:

• We can't cover diseases or illnesses already diagnosed (pre-existing conditions) or if your doctor has already recommended no travelling.
• Daily cash allowance of up to 5 days is only valid for those hospitalised during their holiday in a foreign country.
• Death or disability won't be covered after 365 days of the accident that has caused it.
• Adventure sports are covered if you're doing it for one day. This doesn't include weeklong treks, hikes or professional-level adventure sports that go on for more than one day.
• Acts of War are not covered.
• Flight delays are not covered if your airline already informed you about the same at least 6 hours in advance.
• Delay of checked-in luggage is not covered if the delay is due to customs.
• Any missed connection where the time gap between scheduled arrival of incoming flight and scheduled departure of connecting flight was less than the time required.
• Thefts will not be covered if the police of the respective aren't notified within 24 hours.
• Trip extensions due to childbirth or related matters can't be covered.
• Trip abandonments due to pre-existing illnesses or health conditions can't be covered.
• Trip cancellations due to rejection of visa are not covered.

Whilst comparing travel quotes from different insurance companies, make sure you are aware of the following:

• The medical benefits available and the limit of the Sum Insured for each.
• Generally, the terms and conditions can be tricky and hard to come by. Read the fine print carefully.
• The claims process by checking the company's previous claim records. After all, that's the whole point of insurance.

The tourism industry in Latvia has been growing significantly as tourists from all over the world have started to show interest in this exotic Baltic state. Latvia is famous for its large swathes of unspoiled woods, sea beaches with white sand dunes, and pine-covered forests. Although small, the country has a lot to offer, especially for adventure enthusiasts.

The ideal time to experience Latvia's scenic beauty is between April and September. At this time, you can attend many festivals and visit remarkable places. Moreover, July and August see the maximum footfall of international tourists.

So, to avoid a rush, it is preferable to plan your trip and book your tickets well in advance. Moreover, early booking of flights and hotel accommodations will eliminate additional expenses.

Let’s find out what safety measures to follow while visiting Latvia:

• Though there are not many records of serious crimes in Latvia, tourists have experienced troubles with petty crimes like bag or purse snatching, pickpocketing, etc.
• Beware of credit card frauds. Carefully handling credit cards in bars, restaurants, and shops will prevent online theft.
• Some parts of Latvia still experience COVID-19 restrictions; however, the Government has lifted all restrictions in the country.
• Avoid withdrawing large amounts of cash from the ATM or carrying expensive pieces of jewellery in crowded places.
• Don’t leave your food or drink unattended as criminals or miscreants may spike it.
• Flooding takes place in spring. Make sure to follow local government instructions.
• Avoid visiting the Belarusian border area.