No, they wouldn’t. Medicine will only be reimbursed as long as it has been prescribed by a medical professional, and if it’s not destined to treat preexistent conditions. Medicine which has no relation to the medical assistance provided, even if prescribed, will not be reimbursed either.
The Emergency Management Center will coordinate the service as requested by the beneficiary, however all costs must be covered by them.
You must file Form PIR (Property Irregularity Report) and original copy of the receipt of compensation from the airline.
The period of validity to the time period during which the benefits can be obtained in the voucher, which is the period from 00:00 hours of the departure outside the country of permanent residence, to 23 : 59 hours of the return date specified in the same voucher. A condition of validity as the voucher has been paid and confirmed at the beginning of term.
The death, accident or serious illness of the beneficiary, or first degree of consanguinity (spouse, siblings, children or parents) call as part of witness or juror of a court, fire damage or theft robbery or force of nature, medical quarantine following an inadvertent trip.
Applies if the beneficiary's flight be delayed for more than 6 consecutive hours originally scheduled for him and just as there is no alternative transportation will be refunded to the stop coverage only agreed on hotel costs, meals and communications.
The benefit covers the expenses related to civil or criminal defense of the beneficiary in order to impute or exonerate them for the responsibility in a traffic accident.
Whenever the medical team from the Emergency Management Center deems it absolutely necessary, as long as the motive is a preexistent condition.
No, all costs of repatriation must be authorized only by the Emergency Management Center according to the patient's medical condition.