1,50 €per person per day - less than a single coffee (half of all policies: 1,11 - 1,92 €)
What you will pay for your trip
Solo, 3-4 days~5,60 €
Two people, a weekend (3 days)~9,90 €
Two people, one week~20 €
A family (4 people), one week~29 €
Median prices for the whole policy from real sales. Median policy price: 12,34 €. The exact price depends on the destination, the age of the travellers, the purpose of the trip and the coverage.
For identical coverage: a difference of up to 78% between insurers
For an identical sum insured, the most expensive offer is up to 78% higher than the cheapest - the largest price spread of the three main insurance products. 30 seconds of comparison save almost half of the price.
cheapest offer+78%
same coveragesame coverage, almost double the price
ОСНОВНИ ИЗВОДИ
1
Медианната цена е около 1,50 € на човек на ден (половината полици са между 1,11 и 1,92 €), а медианната цена на полица е 12,34 €.
2
Най-честият избор е медицинско покритие 30 000 € – 55% от пътуващите.
3
При идентично покритие най-скъпата оферта е с до 78% по-висока от най-евтината.
4
За 1 човек и 7 дни медианната премия е 6,30 € при покритие 10 000 €, 10,61 € при 30 000 € и 12,65 € при 50 000 €. Преминаването от 30 000 € към 50 000 € увеличава цената с около 19%.
5
Най-често пътуват до Гърция (24%), Италия (15%) и Испания (7%); 79% от пътуванията са до 7 дни.
6
Извън ЕС дестинациите са с ~10–20% по-скъпи на човек на ден при същото покритие, а там Европейската здравна карта не важи.
WHERE BULGARIANS TRAVEL - AND WHERE IT COSTS MORE
Shares of 14 785 real policies. Non-EU destinations are ~10-20% more expensive per person per day for the same coverage - and the European Health Insurance Card is not valid there.
Destination
Share of policies
Status
Greece
24%
EU · EHIC valid
Italy
15%
EU · EHIC valid
Spain
7%
EU · EHIC valid
Turkey
4%
non-EU · higher tariff
United Kingdom
4%
non-EU · EHIC not valid
Serbia
2%
non-EU · higher tariff
79% of trips are up to 7 days; every third one is up to 3 days. Important for EU destinations: the EHIC covers only emergency care in state hospitals under local conditions - without repatriation, private clinics, dental care or luggage.
30 000 €
The most common coverage choice - 55% of travellers. This is also the requirement for a Schengen visa.
10k / 30k / 50k
27% choose 10 000 € (neighbouring countries), 55% - 30 000 €, 18% - 50 000 € (long-haul and long trips). The price difference between the levels is smaller than expected.
instantly
The policy is issued online, including on the day of departure - by email and in your profile.
HOW DO INSURERS DETERMINE THE PRICE OF TRAVEL INSURANCE?
The price of Travel Abroad insurance does not depend only on the number of days. Boleron's analysis of current tariff documents shows that insurers use a combination of duration, medical coverage, territory, age, purpose of travel, sports activities, number of travellers and additional risks.
Therefore, two policies for the same destination and period may have different prices if the medical-expense limit, the traveller's age or the purpose of the trip are different.
A practical example from Boleron's actual policies: for 1 person and 7 days, the median premium is €6.30 with €10,000 of medical coverage, €10.61 with €30,000 and €12.65 with €50,000. In this sample, moving from €30,000 to €50,000 increases the median price by about 19%, for a 67% higher medical limit.
Factor
How it affects the price
What the analysed tariffs show
Duration
More days usually mean a higher premium.
In all three analysed tariffs, the price is directly linked to the duration.
Medical coverage
A higher limit increases the premium, but not necessarily proportionally.
Different limits are offered, from low basic levels to €50,000–€100,000.
Territory / destination
Broader territory and certain countries may fall into a more expensive tariff zone.
Separate zones are used for Europe, worldwide coverage and the inclusion or exclusion of countries such as the USA, Canada and Turkey.
Age
Older age may bring a significant surcharge or additional restrictions.
In the analysed tariffs, surcharges for older people range from 50% to 300%, depending on the age group and product.
Purpose of travel
Work, study and other purposes may change the risk profile.
For physical labour and certain professional activities, surcharges of approximately 20% to 100% are used.
Sport
Recreational, winter and extreme sports may make the policy more expensive.
The observed surcharges range from approximately 50% to 400%, depending on the sport and tariff.
Group / family
Some companies offer group, child or family discounts.
The analysed tariffs include group discounts of 10% to 30% and separate rules for children and families.
Additional coverage
Luggage, rescue costs, liability, legal assistance or trip cancellation increase the price.
Additional risks are priced separately in some products.
Single or multiple trips
For frequent travellers, an annual/Multitrip policy may use different pricing logic.
Some of the analysed tariffs offer separate products for multiple trips.
Important: the tariffs cannot be directly compared as price lists: they differ in coverage, limits, territorial zones and conditions. Boleron therefore uses the tariffs to explain the factors, while the actual comparison is made using current offers for the specific trip.
€10,000, €30,000 or €50,000 of medical coverage?
A higher limit increases the premium, but Boleron's actual data show that the difference is not always large. For 1 person and 7 days, the median is €6.30 for €10,000, €10.61 for €30,000 and €12.65 for €50,000.
It is therefore more useful to compare price and coverage together, rather than only the lowest premium.
Does age affect the price?
Yes. In the analysed tariffs, older age may lead to a significant premium surcharge and, for some products, special approval or an age limit.
There is no single market-wide rule: age limits and surcharge amounts differ between companies.
Can sport make the policy more expensive?
Yes. Winter, extreme and other sports activities are often priced separately. In the analysed tariffs, surcharges range from approximately 50% to 400%, depending on the sport and product.
It is important to declare the activity correctly and ensure that it is included in the coverage.
Is working abroad the same as a tourist trip?
Not always. For physical labour, international drivers and other professional activities, some tariffs apply a separate surcharge. In the analysed documents, it ranges from approximately 20% to 100%, depending on the work and product.
Does the destination affect the price?
Yes, but tariff zones are not the same. One company may have a basic European zone and broader worldwide coverage, while another may treat the USA, Canada, Turkey or other countries separately.
Therefore, compare offers for the exact destination, rather than a travel insurance price in general.
Are family and group discounts available?
For some products, yes. The analysed tariffs include group discounts of approximately 10% to 30%, as well as separate reductions for children, families or students under certain conditions.
These rules are not universal, so the final family price must be calculated under the specific tariff.
How to compare travel offers correctly?
Compare the same medical limit. An offer for €10,000 cannot be directly compared with an offer for €50,000.
Check the exact territory. Europe, worldwide coverage and the inclusion of the USA/Canada/Turkey may have different prices.
Declare sport and work. The cheapest tourist tariff may not be suitable if you will work or participate in sports.
Check for a family/group offer. Some insurers offer discounts for children, families or groups.
Compare the additional risks. Luggage, rescue costs, liability and trip cancellation may be important, but are not included equally in all products.
If you travel often, compare Multitrip too. For several trips a year, a separate annual product may be more suitable than repeatedly buying single-trip policies.
COMPARISON OF POLICY TERMS 2026
In the table, you can compare the main coverages and limits under Travel Abroad insurance from the 7 insurance companies integrated with Boleron. The comparison includes medical expenses, medical transport and repatriation, emergency dental care, luggage, civil liability, legal assistance and other coverages.
At Boleron, each insurer is offered in three packages with medical expense limits of 10,000 EUR, 30,000 EUR and 50,000 EUR. The table shows the coverages and maximum limits for the package with 50,000 EUR in medical expenses, so you can easily compare the terms of different insurers.
Risk / Feature
Instinct
Bulstrad
Euroins
Lev Ins
UNIQA
Allianz
Colonnade
Medical expenses(total)
50 000 EUR
50 000 EUR
50 000 EUR
50 000 EUR
50 000 EUR
30 000 EUR
50 000 EUR
Medical transport / Repatriation
50 000 EUR
50 000 EUR
20 000 EUR
50 000 EUR
50 000 EUR
50 000 EUR
50 000 EUR
COVID-19(Treatment)
50 000 EUR
5 000 EUR
50 000 EUR
50 000 EUR
50 000 EUR
15 000 EUR
50 000 EUR
Emergency dental care
400 EUR
350 EUR
400 EUR
350 EUR
300 EUR
500 EUR
500 EUR
Theft / Loss of baggage
400 EUR(theft)
250 EUR
400 EUR(theft)
400 EUR
400 EUR
500 EUR
300 EUR
Civil liability
2 000 EUR
1 000 EUR
3 000 EUR
1 000 EUR
1 000 EUR
7 500 EUR
40 000 EUR(bodily) / 5 000 EUR (property)
Legal assistance
1 000 EUR
1 500 EUR
1 500 EUR
1 000 EUR
1 000 EUR
Assistance
No
Search and rescue
1 000 EUR
1 000 EUR
–
1 000 EUR
1 000 EUR
5 000 EUR
20 000 EUR
Pet
200 EUR
No
No
No
No
No
No
The highest limit in a row is highlighted when it is offered by at most three insurers.
Terms last verified: 31 August 2026. Sources: general terms and information documents of the respective insurers.
METHODOLOGY
Statistics
14 785 actual Travel Abroad policies concluded online through Boleron during 2026.
Indicators
we use medians. Price per person per day = premium ÷ number of insured people ÷ number of days.
Standardised example
for the €10,000 / €30,000 / €50,000 comparison, we use 1 insured person and 7 days; N=89, N=229 and N=113 respectively.
Tariff analysis
we separately analyse current travel-abroad tariff documents from Euroins, UNIQA and Lev Ins to show which factors may be involved in pricing.
Limitation
the tariffs cover different products with different coverage and zones. We do not use the basic tariff figures to rank the cheapest insurer.
Scope
the data describe Boleron's online customers and are not an official average for the entire Bulgarian market.
Freshness
the statistics are updated monthly, while the tariff analysis is reviewed when a new version of a tariff document is received.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How much does travel insurance for abroad cost?
Typically ~1,50 € per person per day. Two people for a week: ~20 €; a family of 4: ~29 €. The price depends on the destination, the age of the travellers, the purpose of the trip and the coverage.
How much does insurance for Greece for one week cost?
For two people: about 20 €. Greece is the No.1 destination for Bulgarian travellers - 24% of all policies.
Which coverage should I choose - 10 000, 30 000 or 50 000 €?
55% choose 30 000 € - the standard, and the requirement for a Schengen visa. For neighbouring countries and short trips: 10 000 €. For long-haul destinations and longer trips: 50 000 €.
Is insurance for Turkey or Serbia more expensive?
Yes, by ~10-20% per person per day - outside the EU tariffs are higher and the European Health Insurance Card is not valid there.
Is it worth comparing the insurers?
Yes - for one and the same coverage the difference between insurers reaches 78%. Nowhere else do 30 seconds of comparison bring so much.
When should I buy the policy?
It is issued instantly online, including on the day of departure - by email and in your profile.
Is €50,000 coverage much more expensive than €30,000?
Not necessarily. In Boleron's actual data for 1 person and 7 days, the median premium is €10.61 with €30,000 and €12.65 with €50,000: about a 19% higher price for a 67% higher medical limit.
Does age affect the premium?
Yes. At older ages, some tariffs apply substantial surcharges and additional restrictions. The exact age groups differ between insurers.
Do I have to state that I will ski or participate in an extreme sport?
Yes. Sports activities may require separate coverage or a premium surcharge. The policy must match the actual purpose and activities during the trip.
Does the EHIC replace travel insurance?
No. The European Health Insurance Card gives access to medically necessary state-provided care in participating countries under the conditions that apply to locally insured people, but it is not an alternative to travel insurance and does not cover, for example, private healthcare, repatriation or lost/stolen luggage.
Sources for the tariff analysis: Euroins – Travel Abroad Assistance – Traveller, effective from 4 May 2026; UNIQA – Travel Assistance tariff A3, current version effective from 1 January 2026; Lev Ins – Travel Abroad Assistance (code 1801), current version effective from 20 July 2026. The full tariff documents are not published. Last checked by Boleron: 17 September 2026.
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