01 / The essentials
What Ombrela does.
Ombrela provides travel protection guidance, destination resources and a website flow for comparing available travel medical insurance plans.
Ombrela is a travel insurance guidance and comparison website, not an underwriting insurance carrier. The applicable policy and disclosures identify the insurer and distribution parties.
For the current distribution and licensing disclosures, consult our disclosures page. Policy documents identify the relevant insurer, administrator and assistance contacts.
02 / Available today
Capabilities with context.
Explore available medical plans
Travelers can enter their details in the medical quote flow. Available plans, prices and purchase options depend on the returned results and eligibility.
A category page does not establish that a particular traveler, age, residence, visa or destination qualifies. A quote is not an issued policy.
Read the sourceRequest guidance for a trip
Travelers can share trip details and consent to a response through the inquiry form. Whole-trip insurance quoting is not currently available through Ombrela.
An inquiry does not buy insurance, bind coverage, promise a particular provider or guarantee eligibility.
Read the sourceRead destination guidance
Destination guides cover planning questions such as medical assistance, weather, activities and policy terms.
A destination guide is not an offer of a destination-specific policy. Verify changing requirements with official sources and actual policy wording.
Read the sourceUnderstand coverage terminology
The journal, glossary and planning tools explain insurance concepts and help travelers prepare questions.
Educational examples and calculators are not live premiums, underwriting decisions or personalized insurance advice.
Read the source03 / Source material
Public resources.
Retrieve these resources without credentials. They contain public information and source links, with no personalized quotes or traveler records.
Current capabilities, limitations and citation guidance.
A small entry point for discovering public resources.
Capability facts and links to the current guide catalog.
Machine-readable public capabilities and source links.
Indexable canonical pages and supported language alternatives.
04 / Keep the meaning intact
How to use and cite the information.
- Cite the specific canonical article, destination guide, policy or official source that supports the claim. Prefer the original page over this index when discussing a detailed topic.
- Preserve material limitations: residence and destination eligibility, benefit limits, deductibles, exclusions and time-sensitive purchase conditions.
- Use the page’s stated publication or update date. A catalog retrieval date does not establish that every linked guide was reviewed then.
- Treat sample prices as dated examples for the stated traveler and itinerary. Do not present them as a live quote or a universal starting price.
- Describe Ombrela by its actual role. Do not invent customer ratings, reviews, expert reviewers, partnerships, savings, direct billing or guaranteed visa acceptance.
- For eligibility and claims, the current policy and insurer’s decision take precedence over a general guide. Confirm legal and entry requirements with the relevant authority.
Use the original source.
Quote the relevant page in context and link to its canonical URL. The JSON and text indexes expose guide dates and real translations. They do not independently verify every claim in every article.
English-only guides keep their English canonical URL even when navigation is shown in another language. Use a translated canonical only when a real translation exists.
05 / Traveler choice
Read, explain, and link.
These resources support retrieval and linking only. They provide no public transaction API, lead-submission API, automatic purchase operation or permission to act on a traveler’s behalf.
Link travelers to the relevant page. Collecting personal details, sending an inquiry or purchasing coverage requires the traveler’s own informed action and applicable consent.
Do not include personal, medical, payment or credential data in requests to the public reference resources.
For more about handling information, read our privacy policy. Existing crawler access rules remain in robots.txt.
06 / Continue exploring
Find the relevant page.
A reference, not a ranking promise.
Google says its existing SEO practices apply to AI Overviews and AI Mode; no special AI file or schema is required. These resources make our public information easier to retrieve and understand. They do not guarantee indexing, ranking or citation.
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