Travel Insurance for Digital Nomads
You will almost certainly need some kind of insurance to cover you health and possessions while working your way around the globe. The insurance on offer to you will depend on your own personal health situation and from which country you are resident of. Most digital nomad insurance policies will cover all the essentials.
– EU, EEA and UK Citizens and Residents
– United States, Canadian, Australian, NZ, SA and Rest of the World
| Insurance provider | Residents of… |
Prices from… | Link… |
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Anywhere | $42, £33, €38 | Safety Wing |
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EU & UK |
€44 £40 |
-EU Res -UK Res |
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Anywhere *except EU currently |
$55, £30 | World Nomads |
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US & CAN |
$80 | Travelex |
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UK | £9.69 | Travel S’market |
 US Insurance |
US | $55 | AXA US |
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CAN |
$85 | CYT Ins |
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UK |
£40 | Staysure |
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ES | €44 | AXA ES |
Listed below are travel insurance providers for Digital Nomads
Safetywing Camino insurance *All Nationalities
Travel medical insurance. Safety Wing cover people from all over the world, while outside their home country.
Prices from $42 / 33.05 GBP / 38.00 EUR
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World Nomads Insurance *All Nationalities
If you’re travelling and want to travel longer, World Nomads lets you buy more cover to keep you on the road.
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AXA Travel Plans *US Citizens & Residents
AXA offers travel insurance plans in conjunction with travel assistance services to not only help compensate for your covered loss but also to provide support during and after your loss.
Prices from $55
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Travel Supermarket *UK Citizens & Residents
Compare 400+ holiday insurance policies from over 50 travel insurance providers including Staysure and Allclear
Cover from as little as £9.69*
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European Health Insurance Card for Camino De Santiago
Residents and Citizens of the European Union should also remember to carry their EHIC card when travelling along the Caminos.
You can access the EHIC here… https://ec.europa.eu/social/main.jsp?catId=563&langId=en
