Compare Travel Insurance in Hong Kong

Travel insurance in Hong Kong is offered by 1 insurer with products covering single trips, annual multi-trip policies and backpacker or long-stay cover. Check medical cover limits and whether pre-existing conditions are included before comparing price — a cheap policy with a low medical limit offers false security for international travel.

Compare the top 16 Hong Kong travel insurance providers, with premiums from HK$300 /year. Data current as of 23 October 2026 and updated daily from the Giraffy database.

Live offers

17 live offers compared from 16 providers, from HK$300 /year. Updated daily.

AIA TravelSafe HK AIA HK

HK$300 /year

  • Cover Type: Single/Annual
  • Medical Cover: Up to HKD 5M
  • Regions: Worldwide
  • Key Feature: Trip cancellation cover

AIG Travel Guard HK AIG Hong Kong

HK$300 /year

  • Cover Type: Single/Annual
  • Medical Cover: Up to HKD 5M
  • Regions: Worldwide
  • Key Feature: Medical evacuation cover

Chubb Travel Insurance HK Chubb Insurance HK

HK$300 /year

  • Cover Type: Single/Annual
  • Medical Cover: Up to HKD 5M
  • Regions: Worldwide
  • Key Feature: Adventure sports cover

HSBC Life Travel Insurance HK HSBC Life HK

HK$300 /year

  • Cover Type: Single/Annual
  • Medical Cover: Up to HKD 3M
  • Regions: Worldwide
  • Key Feature: HSBC Premier benefit

Manulife Journey Insurance HK Manulife HK

HK$300 /year

  • Cover Type: Single/Annual
  • Medical Cover: Up to HKD 3M
  • Regions: Worldwide
  • Key Feature: Sports & adventure cover

Prudential HK TravelRight Prudential HK

HK$300 /year

  • Cover Type: Single/Annual
  • Medical Cover: Up to HKD 3M
  • Regions: Worldwide
  • Key Feature: Pre-existing cover rider

QBE Travel Insurance HK QBE Insurance HK

HK$300 /year

  • Cover Type: Single/Annual
  • Medical Cover: Up to HKD 3M
  • Regions: Worldwide
  • Key Feature: Affordable travel cover

Sun Life Travel Insurance HK Sun Life HK

HK$300 /year

  • Cover Type: Single/Annual
  • Medical Cover: Up to HKD 2M
  • Regions: Worldwide
  • Key Feature: Family plan options

Blue TravelCare HK Blue Insurance HK

HK$300 /year

  • Cover Type: Single Trip
  • Medical Cover: Up to HKD 1M
  • Regions: Asia/Worldwide
  • Key Feature: Digital-first insurer

MSIG TravelEasy HK MSIG HK

HK$300 /year

  • Cover Type: Single/Annual
  • Medical Cover: Up to HKD 3M
  • Regions: Worldwide
  • Key Feature: Reliable travel cover

ZA Travel Insurance HK ZA Bank

HK$300 /year

  • Cover Type: Single Trip
  • Medical Cover: Up to HKD 2M
  • Regions: Worldwide
  • Key Feature: App-based policy

AIG TravelSmart HK AIG Hong Kong

HK$300 /year

  • Cover Type: Single trip & annual
  • Medical Cover: Up to HKD 1.5m emergency medical
  • Regions: Worldwide
  • Key Feature: AIG — US brand; strong trip cancellation; 24/7 SOS

AXA SmartTraveller HK AXA Hong Kong

HK$300 /year

  • Cover Type: Single trip & annual
  • Medical Cover: Up to HKD 1.5m emergency medical
  • Regions: Worldwide
  • Key Feature: AXA — global brand; generous luggage + delay cover

FWD Travel Insurance HK FWD Hong Kong

HK$300 /year

  • Cover Type: Single trip & annual
  • Medical Cover: Up to HKD 2m emergency medical
  • Regions: Worldwide
  • Key Feature: FWD — digital insurer; lowest entry; fast claims app

HSBC TravelSafe HK HSBC Hong Kong

HK$300 /year

  • Cover Type: Single trip & annual
  • Medical Cover: Up to HKD 1.5m emergency medical
  • Regions: Worldwide
  • Key Feature: HSBC — HK institution; bundled discount with HSBC accounts

Zurich Travel Insurance HK Zurich Hong Kong

HK$300 /year

  • Cover Type: Single trip & annual
  • Medical Cover: Up to HKD 2m emergency medical
  • Key Feature: Worldwide
  • Regions: Zurich — Swiss HQ; highest medical limit; global network

Cigna Global Health Travel HK Cigna HK

HK$300 /year

  • Cover Type: Annual
  • Medical Cover: Up to HKD 5M
  • Regions: Worldwide
  • Key Feature: Health-travel combo

What is Travel Insurance in Hong Kong?

Travel insurance covers the financial risks of a trip: medical emergencies abroad, trip cancellation, delays, lost baggage and personal liability. Hong Kong residents travel frequently for business and leisure, and private overseas medical care can be very costly, so cover is widely bought as single-trip or annual multi-trip policies. Plans are sold by general insurers, banks and online, often with instant purchase and options for cruises, sports and mainland trips.

How the Hong Kong market works

General insurers dominate: AIG Hong Kong, AXA Hong Kong, FWD Hong Kong, Zurich Hong Kong, AIA HK and Chubb Insurance HK offer single-trip and annual plans, while banks such as HSBC (via HSBC Life HK) and Manulife HK distribute cover to customers. Premium credit cards often include complimentary travel insurance when the fare is charged to the card. Cover tiers range from basic to comprehensive with high medical and cancellation limits.

Benefits

Overseas medical — pays for emergency treatment and hospitalisation abroad, often the most valuable cover.

Trip cancellation — reimburses prepaid costs if you must cancel for a covered reason.

Baggage and delay — covers lost, delayed or damaged luggage and compensates long delays.

Emergency assistance — 24-hour helplines arrange evacuation and support during a crisis.

Personal liability — covers legal costs and compensation if you accidentally injure someone or damage property abroad.

How to choose

Match cover to the trip: annual multi-trip for frequent travellers, single-trip for one-offs. Compare the medical and evacuation limits (the key figures), cancellation cover, baggage and gadget limits, and add-ons for adventure sports, cruises or pre-existing conditions. Check exclusions, the excess, and whether a credit-card complimentary policy already gives adequate cover before buying a standalone plan.

Leading providers in Hong Kong

AIG Hong Kong, AXA Hong Kong, Zurich Hong Kong, FWD Hong Kong and Chubb Insurance HK are leading travel insurers with comprehensive single-trip and annual plans; AIA HK, HSBC Life HK and Manulife HK distribute cover through banking and insurance channels. Because medical limits and exclusions differ significantly, compare the policy schedule rather than choosing on price alone.

What it costs

A comprehensive single-trip policy for a typical overseas holiday costs in the region of HK$300, varying with destination, trip length, age, cover level and add-ons. Annual multi-trip plans cost more upfront but pay off for frequent travellers. Higher medical limits, adventure-sports cover and pre-existing-condition options raise the premium, while credit-card complimentary cover can reduce or remove the need for a separate policy.

Protections and regulation

Travel insurers are authorised and supervised by the Insurance Authority (IA), which regulates conduct, solvency and intermediaries. Claim disputes can be escalated to the Insurance Complaints Bureau. The IA requires clear policy disclosure; always read the exclusions, especially for pre-existing conditions, high-risk activities and government travel advisories, and disclose relevant health information accurately when buying.

Common questions

Do I need it if my card includes cover? — Check the card policy limits; complimentary cover is often basic and may need topping up.

Are pre-existing conditions covered? — Usually excluded unless declared and specifically covered by an add-on.

Single-trip or annual? — Annual multi-trip is cheaper overall if you take several trips a year.

Does it cover the mainland and Macau? — Most plans do, but confirm short-haul and cross-border trips are included before you travel.

What is the most important limit? — The overseas medical and emergency-evacuation limit, since these bills can be the largest by far.

The cheapest Travel Insurance in Hong Kong is HK$300 /year from AIA HK.

Travel Insurance in Hong Kong — FAQ

What is the cheapest travel insurance in Hong Kong?

Giraffy tracks 17 travel insurance products across 16 insurers in Hong Kong. The lowest tracked price is HK$300 /year. Compare by cover level and excess, not just price — a very cheap policy may have low medical cover limits or high excesses that leave you underinsured.

What should travel insurance cover as a minimum?

At minimum, look for: emergency medical treatment and repatriation (at least £5–10 million), trip cancellation and curtailment, baggage and personal effects, personal liability, and passport/travel document cover. Travel to the US requires especially high medical limits due to healthcare costs.

Is annual multi-trip travel insurance worth it?

If you take three or more trips per year, annual multi-trip insurance is almost always cheaper than buying single-trip policies. The annual policy covers an unlimited number of trips up to a maximum trip duration (typically 31–90 days). Check that all your planned destinations and activities are included.

Does travel insurance cover pre-existing medical conditions?

Standard policies often exclude pre-existing conditions or charge an additional premium to include them. Always declare medical conditions when applying — failure to disclose can invalidate your claim. Specialist providers offer cover for conditions like diabetes, heart disease, and cancer, though premiums will be higher.

Is adventure sports or extreme activities covered?

Most standard policies exclude or limit adventure sports — skiing, snowboarding, scuba diving, and other higher-risk activities require specialist cover or add-ons. If you're planning active travel, check the policy's activity list or take out a specialist policy that explicitly includes your planned activities.

What is the excess on a travel insurance policy and how does it work?

The excess is the amount you pay towards each claim before the insurer pays the balance. Higher excess = lower premium. Choose an excess you can comfortably afford — if your excess is £200 and your lost luggage claim is £150, you'll receive nothing. Check whether the excess applies per claim or per incident.