Frequently asked questions
Why is a distinction made between rescue and evacuation?
The Federal Supreme Court defines a "rescue" as requiring a medical necessity. Evacuations for purely precautionary reasons (e.g. being stuck on a trail without any injury) do not fall under this definition in legal terms. That is why they are not covered.
Weitere Fragen zum Thema 'Insurance conditions'
- Can couples living together take out family insurance?
- My children are already of legal age. Are they still co-insured?
- Is my child who is a weekly resident elsewhere covered under my family insurance?
- Is there an age limit for the SOS144 insurance ?
- Are there any deductibles with SOS144 insurance that I have to pay myself?
- Who needs to be contacted in an emergency?
- What should I bear in mind regarding cancellation?
- Am I covered if I am stuck in the mountains but uninjured?
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