Single Trip
One holiday, up to 90 days
From €1.20 / day
- ·Medical cover up to €100,000
- ·COVID-19 treatment included
- ·24/7 English-speaking assistance
- ·Baggage & flight delay
Travel insurance · Ireland
Travel insurance for Dublin
What your policy needs to cover in Dublin (Ireland): medical care, repatriation, cancellation and baggage. Emergency number: 112. Instant quote with our partner.
Reviewed 28 August 2026
Why cover matters here
In Ireland the EHIC (European Health Insurance Card) gives EU residents state care on the same terms as a local — but it never covers repatriation, private clinics, cancellation or lost baggage, and it is worthless for non-EU visitors. That gap is exactly what a policy is for.
What your policy must cover in Dublin
- ✓Medical care and hospital admission in Dublin, paid directly to the clinic.
- ✓Medical repatriation and transport for a companion.
- ✓Cancellation and early return for a covered reason.
- ✓Baggage, delay and missed connection.
- ✓Liability, plus the activities you will actually do (water, mountain, car or scooter hire).
- ✓Local emergency number: 112.
Travel insurance
Cover your trip to Dublin from €1.20 a day.
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- ✓ Schengen approved
- ✓ COVID-19 included
- ✓ Instant PDF policy
- ✓ 24/7 assistance
Annual Multi-trip
Frequent travellers — unlimited trips
From €89 / year
- ·Cover for every trip up to 45 days each
- ·Medical up to €500,000
- ·Trip cancellation & interruption
- ·Adventure & water sports add-on
Family Plan
Two adults + children on one policy
From €2.10 / day
- ·Children insured free with each adult
- ·Medical up to €150,000 per person
- ·Loss of documents & personal liability
- ·Emergency evacuation & repatriation
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Questions travellers ask
- Is travel insurance mandatory for Dublin?
- Not for EU residents, but it is required for most Schengen visa applications, which ask for €30,000 of medical cover including repatriation. For everyone else visiting Ireland it is optional and, in practice, essential.
- How much does travel insurance for Dublin cost?
- It depends on trip length, age and the cover you pick. We do not invent prices: our partner quotes it live and you see the figure before paying.
- What do I do if I fall ill in Dublin?
- Call 112 in an emergency, and call your policy's assistance line before going to a private clinic — that is how they authorise direct billing so you never front the money.
- Does insurance cover the excursions I book here?
- Adventure activities, water sports and high-mountain days usually need an add-on. Check the covered-activities list before you buy if you plan to do any.
- Can I buy a policy after the trip has started?
- Many insurers allow it, but you lose cancellation cover and a waiting period normally applies. Buying when you book the flight is always cheapest.