Tin Leg offers nine policies on Squaremouth, with its Gold plan being the top seller on the marketplace. They provide affordable cancellation options and have plans tailored for cruises and adventure travel.
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Tin Leg customers praise the provider’s customer service, especially when making changes to their coverage or trip details. However, some have expressed frustration with the claims process, particularly regarding the amount of documentation required.
Staff was very informative and helpful. I purchased a plan for our sense of security while traveling out of the country. Thank you
Ridiculous. Claim should be paid if flight delayed period. Not only what my expenses are for flight delay! Should work like life insurance. You list coverage. Issue happens then paid to extent of coverage.
My girlfriend and I both got sick on a 15 day cruise through the Panama Canal. My girlfriend spent several hours in the ships infirmary which in addition to the exorbitant price they charge for medications and procedures created a bill in the thousands of dollars. We got very detailed and complete documentation from the ships medical center and filed a claim shortly after returning home. It was very easy and straight forward to start and complete the claim process. Within 6 days of us filing the claim we have received notice that it has been approved and the reimbursement for the total amount is on the way. I could not be happier with the process and outcome of this unfortunate event. Anytime in the future that I need travel insurance, if it is available, I will purchase Tin Leg Insurance.
I wanted to start my claim while still onboard my cruise in case additional information was needed. It would have been easier to get while on the cruise. Hopefully, what the concierge sent to you is adequate and this claim will be easily completed and I will be reimbursed asap.
Review Updated: 04/14/2025
It was a little difficult to provide PDF files for everything and I ended up having to send my credit card statement WITH my account number (which I wasn't happy about). I was mostly pleased other than this technical issue.
Fortunately I did not have to use the insurance. But it was good to know it is available if needed, both internationally and domestically. The largest cost of the policies id for coverage of the trip itself, not the medical coverage and transportation.
If you only need the medical and transportation portion then the cost is no more than a good meal. I'll always get this as a minimum...
James Grayson
It was easy to get insurance and it was a good value!
In the coverage part of the policy it states that meals and local travel are not covered. I didn't even check that because with a travel interruption those are the first costs incurred. Having used travel insurance before for this very thing I was unpleasantly surprised to learn that.
Never took trip!!!
So far so good but the claim hasn’t been approved and it’s a legitimate claim covered by my plan, so we’ll see how you all handle it.
Review Updated: 04/12/2025
I'm disappointed with the claims process for these reasons: We had a missed connection on a multi-leg international trip due to the airline's back-up of flights. It was the airline's issue. So I submitted a claim based on missing one day of a monthlong rental (In Panama) and the accompaning cost of spending the day/night stranded in a city waiting until the following day to resume our flight path. TinLeg repeatedly asked for documentation on various things, which I understand. HOWEVER, on food items in the airport, TinLeg first asked for credit card screenshot confirmation of the food items purchased during our stranded day/night. I sent those in. THEN, they wanted paper receipt verification. I did not keep those receipts. Why did TinLeg ask first for the credit card screen shots, receive them, then follow up with paper receipts if those paper receipts were necessary to begin with? This leads me to feel as all insurance companies are suspected of: Blizzard the client with busy paperwork until they find something the client cannot produce, to then reject the claim. It wreaks of "delay, deny". And it wasn't like I was requesting hundreds in food repayment. It was about $50. We paid nearly $500 for this travel insurance. It's just disappointing because the food purchases were legit and I proved in their first request based on the credit card screenshots that we'd purchased them the day we were stranded.
Very helpful staff members of TinLeg explained all the details about the Travel Insurance Policy. We have used TinLeg travel policies earlier during our travels.
Review Updated: 04/12/2025
Very easy to apply for a claim and the online claim process is very interactive.