SoEasy Travel Insurance review
Updated September 28, 2026 · SumCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 26, 2026
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Our verdict
SoEasy Travel Insurance suits anyone booking a trip who wants a broker to place the cover and be reachable by phone when something goes wrong. It sells travel policies only, claims run on phone and email, and the cost is a premium paid up front.
Key facts
- Best for
- Holiday cover placed by a broker and settled before departure.
- Insurance types
- Travel↗
- Provider type
- Broker↗
- Monthly payments
- No↗
- Cover limit
- Travel medical cover at least EUR 30,000 for Schengen visa requirements↗
- Claims channels
- Phone, Email↗
- Legal entity
- SoEasy Insurance Brokers Ltd↗
- Headquarters
- Cyprus↗
- Support channels
- Email, Phone, Help-centre↗
- Official website
- soeasytravelinsurance.com
Facts checked September 26, 2026, 4 sources
Apps and profiles
- Elsewhere
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Pros and cons
Pros
- Claims run on phone and email, so a phone call or an email both reach the team.
- Help runs on email, phone and help centre, so there is a help centre alongside phone and email.
- It works as a broker named as SoEasy Insurance Brokers Ltd, so the party placing the cover is clear.
- Medical cover is set at the level Schengen visa applicants need.
Cons
- Motor, home and life cover are not among its insurance types (travel), so it sits alongside your other policies rather than replacing them.
- Claims do not run through live chat: the channels are phone and email.
Who it suits
- Travellers heading for a Schengen area who need medical cover at the visa level.
- People who would rather ring or email mid-trip, since claims run on phone and email.
- Anyone comfortable that the broker is registered in Cyprus rather than in the UK.
Who should look elsewhere
- Anyone who wants to settle a policy in instalments: bunq and bunq Spain offer monthly payments on their plans.
- Travellers also looking for life cover: Linxea writes life policies, while SoEasy covers travel only.
How SoEasy Travel Insurance compares
8.5 vs 8.6
8.5 vs 9.48.5 vs 9.3
8.5 vs 9.4
8.5 vs 8.78.5 vs 8.5
8.5 vs 9.4
8.5 vs 8.7
8.5 vs 9.08.5 vs 8.7
8.5 vs 9.4
8.5 vs 9.28.5 vs 9.4
8.5 vs 9.4
8.5 vs 9.4- 8.5 vs 8.7
Linxea covers life policies, which suits readers wanting cover beyond travel.
8.5 vs 9.0
8.5 vs 8.8Its plans offer monthly payments, and monthly payments are a no here.
8.5 vs 8.9
8.5 vs 8.9
8.5 vs 9.0
8.5 vs 8.3
8.5 vs 9.58.5 vs 9.4
8.5 vs 9.4
8.5 vs 9.4
8.5 vs 9.38.5 vs 9.3
8.5 vs 9.3
8.5 vs 9.3
8.5 vs 9.3
8.5 vs 9.38.5 vs 9.2
8.5 vs 9.2
8.5 vs 9.28.5 vs 9.2
8.5 vs 9.1
8.5 vs 9.1
8.5 vs 9.1
8.5 vs 9.18.5 vs 9.1
8.5 vs 9.1
8.5 vs 9.0
8.5 vs 9.0
8.5 vs 9.0
8.5 vs 9.0
8.5 vs 9.0
8.5 vs 8.9
8.5 vs 8.9
8.5 vs 8.9- 8.5 vs 8.6
8.5 vs 8.6
8.5 vs 8.5
8.5 vs 8.4
8.5 vs 8.38.5 vs 8.3
8.5 vs 8.2- 8.5 vs 8.0
Frequently asked questions
What kind of company is SoEasy Travel Insurance?+
It is a broker: it places travel cover on your behalf rather than being the insurer named on the policy. The legal entity behind the quote is SoEasy Insurance Brokers Ltd, registered in Cyprus, and the policy wording names the insurer who carries the risk.
What does a policy actually cover?+
Only travel cover is sold here, with medical cover set at the level Schengen visa applicants need, so it fits a holiday rather than a whole year of protection. Anything outside travel has to come from a different insurer.
How much does a policy cost?+
Prices are quoted per trip rather than listed on the page. The median starting premium across the travel insurance comparison is €7.93, and the top of the range starts at €43.47, with destination, trip length and cover level moving the quote.
How do I make a claim?+
Claims run on phone and email, so you ring or email instead of working through an app. Have your booking reference and any medical invoices ready. A help centre also sits within email, phone and help centre for wording questions.
Can I pay monthly rather than in one go?+
Monthly payments are a no, so the travel premium is settled before you fly. bunq and bunq Spain take monthly payments on their plans, so if spreading the cost matters, that habit fits those accounts better.
Where can I get help?+
Support covers email, phone and help centre, giving you email, phone and a help centre for policy questions. Claims are handled separately on phone and email, by phone or email, which matters if you need help while you are abroad.
Is my money protected the way savings are?+
Premiums go to an insurer rather than into an account you can draw on later, because this is travel cover sold by a broker. The insurer named in the policy wording is the party that pays a valid claim.
How do travel insurers compare?+
The travel insurance comparison here spans 244 providers, and brokers are common, since SoEasy is a broker. Weigh the medical cover level, whether claims run on phone and email, and whether monthly payments are offered before you choose.
Sources
- my.soeasytravelinsurance.com/en/travel-insurance/details checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Provider type, Legal entity
“SoEasy Insurance Brokers Ltd”
- soeasytravelinsurance.com checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Insurance types
“Travel Insurance, Schengen visa travel insurance, Europe and Worldwide Single Trip and Multi-Trip Insurance policies.”
- soeasytravelinsurance.com/contact-us checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Headquarters, Support channels
“Head Office Address: 2 Despoinas Pattichi, 3071, Limassol, Cyprus”
- soeasytravelinsurance.com/faq checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Claims channels, Cover limit, Monthly payments
“Notify our call center as soon as possible ... Submit your claim in writing within 15 days from the date of loss ... Email for submitting a claim if needed”
Compiled from 4 source pages, checked September 26, 2026. We did not open an account.
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SoEasy Travel Insurance
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