Does my NatWest debit card have travel insurance?
Travel insurance is just one of the benefits included with our packaged bank accounts. These are only available to existing NatWest current account customers. Reward Silver offers cover on European travel for you and any joint account holders when you’re on holiday.
Do I need to activate my NatWest travel insurance?
You don’t need to register, you’re automatically covered. If you would like to extend your cover to include pre existing medical conditions or are aged 70 and over, please call us. We may ask you to pay an additional premium or we may not cover your condition.
How do I contact NatWest travel insurance?
0345 609 0453 or +44 1252 763 658. Lines are open 24/7, 365 days a year.
Does NatWest travel insurance cover pre existing conditions?
Your travel insurance does not automatically cover any pre-existing medical conditions.
Do I need to notify NatWest that I going abroad?
If you intend to use your personal debit or credit card abroad it is best that you let us know. Telling us in advance that you’re travelling will notify our transaction monitoring systems you will be using your debit or credit card abroad. This will help us to reduce the likelihood of your transactions being blocked.
Is it worth getting travel insurance for Europe?
Do I need travel insurance for Europe? Yes, even when travelling in Europe, insurance is a wise idea. The European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) is also a good addition to your travel documentation. The EHIC/GHIC will only cover emergency medical care in the local equivalent of an NHS hospital.
Do I need to print my travel insurance policy?
No, it’s not essential to take copies of your travel insurance documents with you. It’s a good idea though to jot down your policy number and, more importantly, have our 24 hour assistance telephone number with you, so you can contact us if you need our help while you’re away.
Can I use a Visa debit card internationally?
Visa and Mastercard are widely accepted worldwide. If an establishment takes credit cards, it’s a good bet that your Visa or Mastercard will work. American Express and Discover have an international presence, too, but they are accepted by fewer merchants.
Can you use Visa debit card abroad?
Yes, you can use your debit card in millions of shops and cash machines worldwide – anywhere you see the Visa sign. See more about using your cards abroad. Historic exchange rate information is available on the VISA website. When you load cash to your Travel Wallet, we’ll charge the current rate of 2.75%.
Will travel insurance go up after Brexit?
The cost of travel insurance will increase post Brexit, insurance professionals have warned. A survey of 114 insurance professionals by the Chartered Insurance Institute found three-quarters (76 per cent) expect the amount consumers pay for travel insurance will increase once the UK exits the European Union.
Can I withdraw money from my NatWest Reward Card?
Available to customers with Visa debit card linked to Reward Silver, Reward Platinum, Black or Reward Black accounts from NatWest only. Not valid for ATM withdrawals. Other local fees may apply.
Does the Visa debit card provide the same protection as credit cards?
Yes, the Visa debit card provides the same protection as the Visa credit card. Not strictly true, there is no Section 75 cover for Visa Debit card purchases. Only Visa Chargeback disputes procedures. Yes, the Visa debit card provides the same protection as the Visa credit card.
How do I switch my visa debit card to contactless?
Just make a PIN payment and you’re up and running with Contactless too. Your Visa Debit card will stop working shortly after you receive your new Mastercard. To give you a bit more background about the switch, we’ve put together some handy FAQs.
What increased purchase protection does Visa Debit offer me?
What increased purchase protection does Visa Debit offer me? If you pay for goods or services with your Visa Debit card and they fail to arrive or are damaged when you receive them, we could help recover your payment. This may include companies that have gone into administration before you have received the goods or services.