Travel insurance for a 60-year-old: Worldwide (excl. USA), 7 days
A 60-year-old travelling worldwide excluding USA & Canada for 7 days has 67 plans available from 5 Indian insurers. Premiums run from ₹458 to ₹4,044, with a median of ₹1,125. 87% include pre-existing disease cover.
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Cheapest
₹458
Median
₹1,125
Dearest
₹4,044
Plans
67
The cheapest options
Lowest-priced plans for this exact combination. Cheapest is not automatically best — check the sum insured, the sub-limit and the PED column.
| Insurer | Plan | Cover | PED | Premium |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BAJAJ | BAJAJ Companion Care | 50000 USD | Yes | ₹458 |
| INDUSIND | INDUSIND - STANDARD | 50000 USD | Yes | ₹561 |
| CARE - New Explore | CARE GOLD | 50000 USD | No | ₹594 |
| INDUSIND | INDUSIND - SILVER | 100000 USD | Yes | ₹598 |
| TATA AIG | TATA SILVER | 50000 USD | Yes | ₹606 |
| BAJAJ | BAJAJ ELITE SILVER | 50000 USD | Yes | ₹610 |
| CARE - New Explore | CARE GOLD | 50000 USD | Yes | ₹646 |
| CARE - New Explore | CARE GOLD | 100000 USD | No | ₹679 |
What actually moves the price here
Cover runs from 50000 USD at ₹458 up to 1000000 USD at ₹1,988. Multiplying the sum insured by 20× costs 334% more — which is why the lowest cover is rarely the best value.
The cheapest plan without a sub-limit (₹458) is no dearer than the cheapest with one — at this combination there is no reason to accept per-item caps.
Pre-existing disease cover starts at ₹458 against ₹594 without — a ₹136 difference. PED cover is fixed by the insurer, not an add-on you tick.
BAJAJ is cheapest here at ₹458; ICICI LOMBARD's entry price is ₹891, 94% higher. Rankings move with age and duration, so the cheapest insurer for this trip is not the cheapest for every trip.
Every insurer that quotes a 60-year-old for this trip
Entry price per insurer. Which of the five appear at all depends on age — the older the traveller, the shorter this list.
| Insurer | Plans | PED | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| BAJAJ | 19 | Yes | ₹458 |
| INDUSIND | 4 | Yes | ₹561 |
| CARE - New Explore | 18 | Yes | ₹594 |
| TATA AIG | 10 | Yes | ₹606 |
| ICICI LOMBARD | 16 | Yes | ₹891 |
How the price moves with trip length
A 7-day trip sits at the top of its price band. One more day moves it to ₹606, 32% more — so if the plan might slip, buying the longer band up front is cheaper than extending later.
Only the days where the price actually steps up are listed — between two steps the premium is flat.
| Price steps up at | From | Per day |
|---|---|---|
| 5 days | ₹458 | ₹92 |
| 8 days | ₹606 | ₹76 |
| 9 days | ₹630 | ₹70 |
| 10 days | ₹684 | ₹68 |
| 15 days | ₹726 | ₹48 |
| 22 days | ₹828 | ₹38 |
| 29 days | ₹1,050 | ₹36 |
| 36 days | ₹1,211 | ₹34 |
| 48 days | ₹1,432 | ₹30 |
| 61 days | ₹1,755 | ₹29 |
| 76 days | ₹2,078 | ₹27 |
| 91 days | ₹2,732 | ₹30 |
| 92 days | ₹2,759 | ₹30 |
| 121 days | ₹3,114 | ₹26 |
| 151 days | ₹3,915 | ₹26 |
How the price moves with age
This price holds for ages 51–60. The next band, 61–70, starts at ₹756 — 65% more for the identical trip. Age is priced in steps, not smoothly, so a birthday either side of 61 changes the premium more than any other single choice.
0–40
₹423
41–50
₹458
41–55
₹606
51–60
₹458
56–60
₹606
61–70
₹756
71–75
₹1,552
76–80
₹1,602
81–85
₹2,454
86–90
₹3,867
90–200
₹3,867
Worth knowing about Worldwide (excl. USA)
Excluding the USA and Canada is what makes this the cheaper worldwide option. Check the wording covers layovers: a technical stop or a change of planes on US soil is treated differently by different insurers, and a connection through the US can sit outside the policy.
Common questions
- How much is travel insurance for a 60-year-old going worldwide excluding USA & Canada for 7 days?
- Between ₹458 and ₹4,044, with a median of ₹1,125 across 67 plans from 5 insurers. The spread reflects sum insured and whether the plan carries sub-limits, not just the insurer.
- Which insurers cover a 60-year-old for this trip?
- BAJAJ, CARE - New Explore, ICICI LOMBARD, INDUSIND, TATA AIG. Not every insurer quotes at every age — the older the traveller, the fewer will.
- Can a 60-year-old get pre-existing disease cover for this trip?
- Yes — 58 of the 67 plans include it. PED cover is fixed by the insurer, not chosen, so check it per plan rather than assuming.
- What does travel insurance cost per day for this trip?
- About ₹65 a day at the cheapest plan, over 7 days. Per-day cost falls as the trip lengthens — insurers price in day bands, not per night, so the last few days of a band are effectively free.
- Does the premium change much at 60?
- This price holds for ages 51–60. The next band, 61–70, starts at ₹756 — 65% more for the identical trip. Age is priced in steps, not smoothly, so a birthday either side of 61 changes the premium more than any other single choice.
- Can I extend a 7-day trip without paying more?
- A 7-day trip sits at the top of its price band. One more day moves it to ₹606, 32% more — so if the plan might slip, buying the longer band up front is cheaper than extending later.
- Should I pay more to remove the sub-limit?
- The cheapest plan without a sub-limit (₹458) is no dearer than the cheapest with one — at this combination there is no reason to accept per-item caps.
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