Bali travel Insurance Solved™ with Budget Direct
With so much to see and do on Bali, it’s not hard to see why over 1.1 million Aussies visit the island paradise each year.
Holidays can go wrong, though. Which is why the Australian Government recommends travellers get insurance (it’s “as important as a passport”).
As well as getting cover, you may wish to read our health and safety tips for Aussies travelling to Bali (below).
Cancellations and delays
Cancellation fees and lost deposits on prepaid travel, accommodation, meals, etc.; and travel delay expenses.
(Excluding epidemics, pandemics and infectious disease outbreaks; and Last Minute policy.)
Overseas medical and hospital expenses
Unlimited amount for emergency overseas medical and hospital expenses.
(Excluding pregnancy and childbirth.)
Pre-existing medical conditions
Cover for 27 pre-existing medical conditions.
Travel documents, credit cards and travellers cheques
Replacement passport, visas, travel money cards, travellers cheques and credit cards if they're lost, stolen or damaged.
(Comprehensive, Essential and Annual Multi-Trip policies only.)
Rental vehicle insurance excess
Any hire-car excess you become liable to pay as a result of the car being damaged or stolen.
(Excluding Last Minute policy.)
Luggage and personal effects
Cost of repairing, replacing or reimbursing you for your belongings if they're lost, stolen or damaged.
Personal liability cover
Legal liability cover in case you accidentally injure someone else or damage or lose someone else's property during your trip.
Cruise cover
Our four international travel insurance policies cover cruises, including those within Australian waters.
(Our Domestic policy does not cover cruises.)
Not all benefits apply to all levels of cover.
Terms, conditions, limits and exclusions apply.
For full details, please read the Product Disclosure Statement (PDS).
Health and safety concerns for Bali
Follow these precautions to stay safe and healthy on your trip to Bali:
Bali security risks
The Australian Government’s Smartraveller website rates the security situation in different countries to help travellers determine where and when to travel overseas.
You should follow the government’s advice on how to behave or respond to the threats you could face in Bali.
Am I covered for riding scooters
and motorbikes in Bali?
Budget Direct policyholders can be covered for claims arising from two- and three-wheeled motor vehicles, as long as:
As the driver or passenger:
- you wear a helmet (irrespective of the law of the country you're in)
As the driver:
- you hold a licence appropriate for the country you're in
- if using a motorcycle rated 125cc or higher, you hold a licence for driving the equivalent-rated motorcycle in Australia.
What to do before you leave for Bali
Reduce the risk of illness, detention or financial loss by following these steps before you depart:
Get
vaccinated
Make sure you’re up to date with your routine vaccinations. And ask your doctor whether there are other diseases in Bali you need to vaccinate yourself against.
Locate the Australian consulate
Know how to find the The Australian Consulate-General in Bali if you find yourself in a sticky spot.
Ensure you're covered
Make sure your travel insurance is adequate and you're aware of the policy's limits and exclusions.
Overseas medical and emergency assistance
With Budget Direct travel insurance, you get 24/7 access to a worldwide network of 75,000+ medical and emergency assistance providers.
These include multilingual medical and travel specialists, air ambulances and hospitals. Depending on your needs, we can:
- direct you to suitable medical facilities
- help coordinate your evacuation and repatriation
- provide assistance if your luggage, travel documents, credit cards or other valuables are lost or stolen.
Find out more
The information on this page is a summary only. For all the terms, conditions, limits and exclusions, please read the Product Disclosure Statement.
Frequently asked questions
Does travel insurance cover natural disasters?
Yes – Budget Direct travel insurance can cover natural disaster claims for events (e.g. floods, earthquakes, tsunamis, and volcanic eruptions) that were not public knowledge before you bought your policy.
Among the benefits you can claim are:
- overseas medical and hospital expenses
- cancellation and amendment fees due to travel restrictions being imposed on you after a natural disaster (except Last Minute policy)
- travel delay expenses if your outward or return trip by air or sea is delayed due to a natural disaster (except Last Minute policy).
Terms, conditions, limits and exclusions apply. For more information, please read the Product Disclosure Statement.
Does travel insurance cover scooters and motorbikes?
Budget Direct policyholders can be covered for claims arising from two- and three-wheeled motor vehicles, as long as:
As the driver or passenger:
- you are wearing a helmet (regardless of the law of the country you’re in)
As the driver:
- you hold a licence appropriate for the country you’re in
- if using a motorcycle rated 125cc or higher, you hold a licence for driving the equivalent-rated motorcycle in Australia.
Does travel insurance cover rental / hire cars?
All Budget Direct’s travel insurance policies except Last Minute include cover for any rental-car insurance excess you become liable to pay.
The excess is the amount you’re required to pay towards a claim for any loss or damage to the rental car while it’s in your possession (it’s also known as a ‘damage liability fee’).
While it’s designed to limit your financial liability for the loss or damage, the excess can still be as much as several thousand dollars.
Our ‘Rental vehicle insurance excess’ benefit — ranging from up to $4,000 (Essential, Domestic) to up to $6,000 (Comprehensive, Annual Multi-Trip) — can cover most, if not all, of your liability.
(Even if you’re covered by us, you should still read your rental car agreement, so you’re aware of its terms and conditions and any exclusions.)
Which sports and activities does travel insurance cover?
Budget Direct travel insurance includes cover for more than 90 sports and activities and optional cover for more than 12 snow sports.
If I get into trouble overseas, will I be able to get help?
Yes – all Budget Direct’s international travel insurance policyholders get 24/7 access to a worldwide network of 75,000+ medical and emergency assistance providers.
These include multilingual medical and travel specialists, air ambulances and hospitals.
Whether you get sick or injured, lose your travel documents or credit cards, or are robbed, assaulted or arrested, we can get you the help you need.
Note that, if you suffer an illness or injury that requires emergency transportation, hospitalisation or repatriation and/or is likely to cost more than A$500 to treat, you (or someone else on your behalf) must call us as soon as possible.
Read more about our overseas medical and emergency assistance service
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