Personal accident insurance for buzkashi

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Medical expenses

Up to €150,000 for your medical expenses: hospitalisation, surgery, care and rehabilitation. Violent fall at the gallop, rider-to-rider contact or a simple consultation: buzkashi injuries are covered, from the first treatment to your return to the saddle.
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Transport and repatriation

Medical transport and repatriation covered at actual cost. Fall at a tournament in Central Asia, medical evacuation or event far from home: we organise your transport to the most suitable facility and then your journey home, without you advancing the costs.
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Competition option

A dedicated competition option for buzkashi riders. Federation tournaments in Afghanistan and Tajikistan and traditional festivals are covered, with the same guarantees as in training and no extra paperwork on event day.
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Disability benefit

Up to €200,000 paid in the event of permanent disability. If an accident leaves lasting after-effects, this capital helps you adapt your daily life, your home or your professional activity. A long-term protection, for you and for your loved ones.
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Why insure your buzkashi practice?

Buzkashi throws dozens of riders into the same scrum at full gallop: horse collisions, hands trapped in the struggle and falls in the middle of the pack. Played far from any hospital, it is poorly covered by standard contracts, and evacuation and care costs climb very quickly after a fall.

A dedicated personal accident insurance takes over: medical expenses, evacuation, repatriation and disability are covered according to your guarantees, for the rider, not the horse. You can then enter every game with a free mind.
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An insurance recognised by buzkashi riders

Traditional riders, travelling enthusiasts and festival competitors trust us season after season, for a single tournament as for the whole year. Our personal accident insurance for buzkashi covers the rider on every field, in England and abroad, from village games to federation tournaments. Also practising oulak or horse-ball? We also cover these disciplines, with the same simplicity of subscription.

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Yes. Our plans cover training and organised matches despite the full-contact nature of the sport. The competition option reinforces your capital for tournament days, when dozens of riders collide around the carcass.

Yes, cover applies when you travel abroad for a match or a festival. Medical costs incurred on site are covered and medical repatriation is arranged if your condition requires it, even from a remote location.

Yes. An injury from a collision with another horse or rider, or from being dragged, is treated as a competition accident under your plan, including imaging, surgery and rehabilitation.

No. The cover is open to licensed riders and to traditional players alike. Whether you ride in a club or a village team, your personal accident insurance for buzkashi follows you across every training and match.

If you are injured during a buzkashi game or tournament, follow these steps.

1. Contact the assistance service first. Before any medical expense, call the assistance number shown on your card. Its prior approval is required before any hospitalisation, surgery, medical transport or repatriation.

2. Follow the assistance instructions. Except in a life-threatening emergency, wait for its approval before incurring costs. It will direct you to the most suitable facility and organise your care according to your cover. Expenses incurred without prior approval cannot be reimbursed.

3. Keep all your supporting documents. Initial medical certificate, reports, prescriptions, test results and invoices: they are essential to process your claim.

The price depends on the plan you choose and the length of cover. Get your online quote in a few clicks.
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