FAQ · Q052
Can I buy insurance for someone else?
Yes, if the insurer allows buying on behalf of another person; ensure the policy lists the correct traveller details and that the product permits third‑party purchasers.
Purchases for another person are allowed only if the chosen product permits different roles (buyer, payer and insured) and the insurer accepts third‑party purchases. The policy must contain accurate personal data for the traveller who will be covered, since claims are evaluated against the insured person’s details. Using someone else’s payment card does not change who is insured—confirm role permissions and required declarations before proceeding.