Optional DAN Dive Injury Insurance - For Residents of Australia
Dive Injury Insurance is underwritten by Marsh P/L on behalf of certain Underwriters at Lloyds for residents of Australia. DAN coverage is secondary coverage. After any other coverage you may have, DAN pays up to 100% of all remaining eligible expenses.
Click Here to review each of the Dive Injury (Treatment) Insurance Plans
Click Here to read the Financial Services Guide (FSG)
Click Here to read the Product Disclosure Statement (PDS)
Click Here for Dive Injury Insurance Policy Wording
Click Here if you have a pre-existing medical condition, serious injury or have suffered from Decompression Illness
Click Here if you are a non-National of Australia who is residing in Australia
Click Here if you intend to travel or live outside Australia for longer than 3 months
RENEW YOUR DAN MEMBERSHIP & INSURANCE
(ON-LINE OR FAX)
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
Availability of services and benefits for evacuation or injury insurance commences on acceptance of an application for membership of DAN Asia-Pacific. The applicant is required to complete the application fully and in good faith and with appropriate and full disclosure of any predisposing medical condition, pre-existing condition or previous decompression illness. No cover is provided for any evacuation, medical, paramedical or other injury benefits resulting from or materially contributed to, directly or indirectly by any diving or other activity in which the applicant engaged prior to and up to the time of acceptance of the application by DAN Asia-Pacific, regardless of the date on which any claim for cover is made by or on behalf of the applicant.