If you want to travel to Austria, add travel Insurance to your list of important documents before setting off.

Austria is a perfect blend of culture and nature. The country gives you something to look forward to all year round. From soothing nature to thermal baths and spas to adrenaline-rushing activities and, finally, resting on remarkable food, traveling to Austria is bound to give you a memorable trip.

With Austria travel insurance, you are assured financial security throughout your trip.

Digit's International Travel Insurance for Austria covers and benefits you in unpredictable situations such as flight delays, loss of passport, luggage delay, medical emergencies, trip cancellations, and other mishaps. Purchase your travel insurance online within a few minutes, and you can go on your perfect trip!

Yes, travel insurance is mandatory when traveling to Austria. Austria is part of the Schengen countries, so you need valid travel insurance to acquire a Schengen visa.

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

You can buy your travel insurance for Schengen visa from here.

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

Austria is a peaceful country in the center of Europe. It is famous for its beautiful tourist destinations. However, the country is prosperous and a hub of many opportunities. Therefore, the number of Indian tourists visiting Austria has risen. However, it would help if you had valid travel insurance and met different entry criteria.

An Austria visa is undoubtedly your first requirement while planning a foreign trip. You must visit the Austrian Embassy or send someone on your behalf. They do not accept visa applications by post. You must apply for a C visa to stay in Austria for up to 90 days.

Digit's Travel Insurance from India to Austria 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 diseases or health conditions can't be covered.
• Trip cancellations due to rejection of visa are not covered.

• Trip Cancellation - If your trip gets canceled before your insurance period starts, we'll reimburse you for the money spent on non-refundable expenses for the peril mentioned in the policy. Even if you lose your passport due to burglary and theft or the government advises against travel, you will be covered.
• Escort of a Minor Child - If you end up in the hospital unexpectedly, we'll cover the costs for a family member, relative, or friend to bring back up to two unattended minor children to their home country or city, which includes the actual cost of round-trip economy class tickets for the escort and return tickets for the kids, minus any refund for the kids' scheduled return tickets.
• Loss of Passport, Driving License and Temporary Permit - If you lose your passport, visa, driving license, or temporary permit while abroad, and it stops you from continuing your trip. Then we'll cover costs incurred in issuance of emergency certificate or duplicate passport, so that you can get back on enjoying your trip.
• Medical treatment and evacuation exigencies - It is a cover for unexpected emergencies requiring hospitalization due to an illness or acute pain. We will pay reasonable charges as mentioned in your policy.
• Dental Treatment Emergency dental treatment - provided by a dentist during your trip, due to an accidental injury or acute pain in your natural teeth is covered up to the limits shown on your policy schedule.

Disclaimer: Your policy is subject to the terms and conditions mentioned in your policy schedule and the policy wording. It is important that you thoroughly review these documents before making any decisions.

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 very 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.

Austria is a Central European country bordered by Germany, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Switzerland, Hungary, Slovenia, and Liechtenstein. Its immense treasures, from majestic mountains to imperial architecture, will mesmerize you.

On top of that, you can try out adventurous activities and experience exceptional Christmas celebrations in the winter.

The best time to visit Austria is June and August. These summer months have pleasant weather conditions with temperatures between 17°C and 22°C. During these months, you can experience popular festivals such as Rainbow, Salzburg, Vienna, etc.

However, if you want to avoid this peak season rush, you can also plan your trip in spring (March to May) or autumn (September to November).

Here are some of the guidelines you need to follow to ensure a safe and secure Austrian vacation:

• Carry your ID whenever you are travelling across the country.
• Abide by the local law to avoid legal penalties.
• Bag snatching, pickpocketing, etc. are common issues in Austria; hence, stay alert while travelling.
• Always follow the official warnings to stay protected from terrorism threats.
• Stay updated with the weather reports before travelling across the Austrian cities as mudslides, avalanches, etc., are common issues here.
• Keep the contact details of the Indian Embassy handy, as you must contact them in case of legal hazards or other visa-related issues.
• Keep a check on the hotel rooms and security functions to ensure the safety of your belongings.
• Opt for international travel insurance before visiting a foreign country. It will provide you with financial assistance in an unknown land during hard times. Travel insurance covers you from expenses due to theft, passport or baggage loss, flight cancellation or delays, medical emergencies, etc.