When you travel overseas, do you automatically purchase travel insurance?

It's up to you of course but decent medical cover should give you peace of mind. The biggest problem abroad could be medical evacuation, which is the process of getting you back to your local hospital in the event something bad happens. A good place to compare products for international travel insurance is squaremouth.

http://www.squaremouth.com/visitors-inusrance

Also, standard travel insurance is worth looking at to:

US residents - http://www.squaremouth.com/

UK residents - http:/www.squaremouth.co.uk

scientific coverage is significant whilst vacationing, even for short journeys, pretty whilst vacationing usa of usa. there's no legal requirement which you get coverage, yet you haven't any longer have been given the perfect to loose scientific therapy. while you're unlucky to go through an harm, or extreme ailment your scientific costs must be staggering. look at evaluation web content for a greater low-value quote, 92GBP does look high priced.

Seems like you're betting against yourself that you won't make it to your destination. I don't know anyone who buys it...now medical insurance for travel abroad is different. That is a good idea just in case.

Anyone with an ounce of sense would.Even if it's very basic it's better than nothing.Think of the expense if something went wrong.Peace of mind,can't put a price on that.

yeah, you probably should. you never know.