FAQ

Chubb Assistance provides business travellers with quality emergency assistance services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Chubb Assistance helps provide you with peace of mind. One phone call connects you to the Chubb Assistance network of specialists for immediate help in an emergency. Chubb Assistance services are designed to provide you with medical, travel and legal referral assistance when you’re overseas.

Carry the Chubb Assistance contact details with you while you’re overseas. In the event of an emergency, simply call the emergency phone number to get the help you need.

Details of the assistance you require.
 

  • If you’re travelling under a business policy, provide the name of your employer and state your role with them.
  • If you’re not an employee covered under a business policy, provide details of the person who is and describe your relationship to them.

For more information on how to use your Chubb Assistance card, please read the Chubb Assistance Information Sheet.

Call Chubb Assistance for a referral to a doctor in your local area.

Simply call Chubb Assistance and we’ll immediately take steps to evaluate the care you’re receiving and determine what actions need to be taken to ensure your safe and speedy recovery.

If you’re hospitalised in an area where adequate medical facilities aren’t available, Chubb Assistance will evacuate you to a medical facility capable of providing the care you need. A physician supervises evacuations, and when necessary, a medical specialist or nurse will accompany you during the evacuation. An air ambulance will be used when required.

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When your condition is stabilised and Chubb Assistance has determined that it’s medically advisable to bring you home or to a facility near your permanent residence, Chubb Assistance will arrange the repatriation under medical supervision.

Upon acceptance of your claim, Chubb Assistance will guarantee and pay all costs associated with your medical care up to the limits specified in the relevant policy. Chubb Assistance will also medically monitor and evaluate your condition and ongoing medical expenses during your hospitalisation.

Simply call Chubb Assistance for legal referrals.

Immediately report any luggage loss or damage to the airline or carrier involved, and submit a claim to them. In some instances, they may be responsible for the damage and/or loss. All losses under the relevant luggage, personal effects and travel documents coverage terms must be reported to local authorities and/or your transport provider within twenty-four (24) hours, and written acknowledgment must be obtained.

Call Chubb Assistance. We’ll assist in locating or replacing and forwarding the documents to you. If requested, we’ll contact local police, diplomatic contacts, and/or airline personnel to assist you find your lost item(s).

If you expect your claim to exceed $2,000, you’ll need to notify Chubb Assistance prior to incurring costs. Failure to do so may result in your claim being rejected.

You must collect all supporting documentation, e.g. medical reports, police reports, declarations, receipts, valuations or other such evidence we may request, to assist us in the prompt resolution of your claim.

Chubb Assistance will render all assistance possible to obtain clearances and arrange transportation for the return of mortal remains.