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Seeing the country is part of life's pleasures, but there are some simple precautions you should take to ensure a hassle-free trip
Are you insured?
Before leaving, remember to get:
travel insurance to protect you in the event of an accident, unexpected illness or theft of your luggage.
auto insurance if you plan to drive a vehicle during your stay.
home insurance including a civil liability clause.
Some group insurance policies include travel insurance. Check with your employer.
Do you have all your documents?
Is your passport valid? Some countries require it to be up to six months after the departure date. Find out about the entry and exit requirements of the country you are visiting.
Do you need a visa? Find out about the requirements of the country you are visiting.
Leave a hard or electronic copy of your passport and travel documents and information with a family member or friend who is not traveling with you.
Also bring a copy of your documents and leave the originals in your hotel safe so they won't be lost or stolen from you.
Planning to drive? Check if you need an international driving license.
Have you thought about the details?
Contact Desjardins Travel Assistance for useful information on the precautions to take as well as the visas and vaccines required for your destination.
Check that your debit or credit card is accepted in your destination country and find out about usage fees
Find out about the currencies accepted by the country visited as well as the exchange rate.
Bring cash, to make it easier to get to your destination.
Find out about roaming charges for your cell phone.
Schedule invoices and accounts payable.
Ask a neighbor or loved one to watch over your home while you are away. When traveling for more than 30 days, some insurers require you to be notified.
Check the weather forecast for your destination. Some places are susceptible to tropical storms and hurricanes.
Unplug your electrical appliances.
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