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In early spring, with finally good weather returning, Mondassur wanted to wish you a Happy Easter!
To start your Easter weekend, find some unusual ideas given by our favorite blogger Albert Monda and spend the most original Easter weekend... |
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Friday, 06 April 2012 13:26
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Are you interested in going a year abroad? Are you preparing your documents for the Working Holiday Visa? Do not forget that the embassy requires you to meet certain insurance requirements in order to go abroad with the WHV. Mondassur will help you along the process by offering the right insurance according to your destination and your profile.
For Australia and New Zealand, we offer the plan PS working holiday insurance, for young people complete with excellent benefits and competitive rates.
For South Korea, Japan, or Argentina, additional coverage is required. Mondassur has developed an insurance plan for you: Premium 15 MA, which also offers excellent benefits and competitive rates. With this plan, you will be covered in case of illness, pregnancy, disability, and civil liability. You will also benefit from repatriation assistance. All of the aforementioned coverage is mandatory for WHV in these three countries.
Benefits of our WHV insurance:
- The insurer directly pays costs of hospitalization. No charge is made by the insured
- The insured is reimbursed on 100% of real costs for all medical expenses covered.
- No deductibles
- Medical assistance platform available 24/7.
The Premium15MA insurance plan covers you up to 1 million euros outside Europe with dental and optical care benefits, repatriation assistance, civil liability, theft of luggage.
Do not hesitate to contact our consultants for more information by
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or phone at +33 1 80 87 57 80. |
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Thursday, 29 March 2012 00:00
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Albert Monda, borderfree reporter tells you his secrets: practical information and best deals worldwide. Whether you are an expatriate or a globetrotter, find on this blog posts about different visas, tips for working abroad and lots of good deals for travelling in an original way!
Discover now our adventurous blogger’s advice for travellers. Let us know of any comments or thoughts you could have. Feel also free to ask for specific articles and share your very own deals with us.
Enjoy your stay on our blog and see you soon! |
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Friday, 07 October 2011 07:38
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Mondassur launches a new version of its website with a large range of travel insurance and expatriate insurance plans easier to compare, a more detailed FAQ and country information sheets. Just a few clicks to find the best international insurance plan for you!
New website content
The website Mondassur.com compares a selection of travel insurance plans for tourists, students and professionals but also expatriate insurance plans. View easily insurance plans compared, detailed benefits, data sheets per country and FAQ that respond to your questions.
Online travel insurance quote and purchase
Request free quote and buy online your travel insurance plan within 3 clicks. Receive insurance benefits immediately per e-mail, along with terms and conditions and your insurance certificate with all information to use properly your insurance.
New features easier to use
Attractive graphics, multiple access and simplified navigation: find quickly international insurance plans and testimonials from expatriates and globetrotters. Use the search engine to target information. The website is entirely bilingual English/French.
Personalized customer service and assistance 24 x 7
You will find further information on the website www.mondassur.com with insurance consultants pleased to advise you the most suitable international insurance by e-mail and telephone.
Expert in international insurance
For more than 10 years, Mondassur has been working in partnership with the biggest insurance companies such as AXA, Chartis or Gan and insuring thousands of expatriates and travellers worldwide. |
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Wednesday, 27 April 2011 09:21
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Following an earthquake of magnitude 8.9 in Japan on March 11th , 2011, the country faces an unprecedented catastrophic situation. The earthquake was followed by a tsunami that devastated coastal areas of northern Japan. Over 10,000 are reported dead at this stage and thousands of people remain missing. Japan now fears a nuclear accident since these events have had an impact on a dozen of nuclear reactors. The main difficulties are still focused on the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station. They result from cooling problems of some reactors. The reactor containment was not affected, but vigilance is still high to avoid any harmful radioactive release into the atmosphere. Preventive measures were taken in close areas. The probability of an earthquake has decreased. The Japan Meteorological Agency said chances that there is another earthquake within 3 days were now 40% against 70% previously, with an intensity of 5 against 7. It is recommended not to leave home for people living nearby areas at risk, not to leave their homes for the others and to follow the instructions of the Japanese authorities. Iodine tablets could be distributed if the threat of nuclear contamination should be confirmed. For further information, please contact your Embassy. The MONDASSUR team thinks about all the victims and people in difficulty due to these events.
Here are some basic guidelines in case of earthquake: Inside: - Stay away from windows, exterior walls, all furniture, table, lights which could easily fall, - Shelter under a sturdy table or any furniture or stand under doorframes. Outside: - Endeavour to get an open space away from trees, power poles, walls or buildings - In the car, stop at the roadside and wait inside the end of shaking. In all cases, you must remain calm, follow the instructions and wait for rescue, if necessary. If evacuation instructions and / or grouping are given by local authorities, you should join the specified nearest group (usually a park or school). You should then contact your embassy and provide information with the list of present people at the place of reunion, if possible, address and telephone number of persons. Do not forget to specify where you are, as well as date and time. |
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Monday, 14 March 2011 00:00
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