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Buy the plan that pays what a bad trip actually costs. Put medical care and evacuation first, then cancellation cover for money already spent. The stakes are real: the State Department puts medical evacuation from abroad above $250,000, as of August 2025. Then check the exclusions. Washington state regulators say to ask about pre-existing conditions and age limits before you buy, as of October 2026. Coverage rides alongside the rest of the kit, not instead of it. The one-bag packing system keeps the trip simple, and the right policy keeps a medical surprise from wrecking the budget behind it. This travel insurance guide reads the regulators so you can read the policy. The rest of the series lives in the Guides hub, alongside route and budget walk-throughs. What Does Travel Insurance Actually Cover? Washington state's insurance regulator lists the working parts, as of October 2026.

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