No one is insured... unless they have insurance.

“What’s going to happen?”  You will agree that either you or someone among your friends or acquaintances has said this phrase while planning a trip and deciding you don’t need insurance because “what’s going to happen”. And although it is about paying a few extra thousand drams and not a fortune, many of us like to save and avoid additional expenses. However, travel insurance should never be considered an unnecessary expense: you never know when you will need insurance abroad. Over Nairi Insurance’s decade-long history, there have been numerous cases where travel insurance has saved lives.

 

For example, just hours before his trip to Egypt, one of our young clients decided that getting insured was, after all, the right choice. He purchased travel insurance online and, in high spirits, set off with his family to enjoy a vacation by the Red Sea. However, during the flight, his wife began to feel unwell, experiencing shortness of breath and other symptoms. As soon as the plane landed, she was hospitalized due to a sudden deterioration in her health. It turned out that she urgently needed surgery. The family immediately contacted Nairi Insurance.

 

Because the company has an exclusive partnership with the largest support organization in Egypt, a medical team was assembled immediately, including participation from Armenia-based doctors. To save the woman's life, her condition was stabilized in a short period of time, and a complex surgery was performed. As a result, instead of spending one week in Egypt as planned, she stayed nearly three weeks. And instead of enjoying sunbathing on the shores of the Red Sea, most of her time was spent in intensive care, and the rest in a hospital room. 

Now imagine how many thousands of dollars would have been spent if the woman hadn’t purchased insurance at the last minute. And even setting aside the financial aspect, with travel insurance, Nairi not only covered the costs but also coordinated and oversaw the delivery of proper, high-quality medical care in Egypt. Let’s be honest—facing such challenges in a foreign country is far more difficult and intimidating. Note, travel insurance is not medical insurance, so you cannot have scheduled checkups or interventions with this insurance. This applies in case of a sudden deterioration in health.

 

No one is insured against sudden problems, but if you have insurance, the control of risks is in safe and trustworthy hands.