Afghanistan travel insurance for a parent and child

In short

On 28 Oct 2026, single-trip travel insurance for two weeks in Afghanistan for a parent and child (one adult and one child) costs from S$85.60 (GST included) at MSIG, TravelEasy Lite, Adult & Child(ren) cover (1 adult and up to 6 children), with COVID-19 cover where the plan offers it; 3 insurers quote it online, up to S$310.42 at Starr.

• The middle of 3 insurers' cheapest plans is S$139.00.
• A parent and child pays 1.8 times what one adult pays (S$46.60).

Why it costs this

• Insurers price by region, not by country: Afghanistan is in their Worldwide band, so at many insurers it costs the same as other Worldwide destinations for the same number of days.
• The number of days comes next: from S$24.00 for 3 days to S$175.20 for 30 days for these travellers today.
• Many insurers sell a family plan, two adults and their children at one price, so a parent and child pays 1.8 times what one adult pays, not 2 times.
• Age is not asked here: the prices are for adults under 60, where no insurer on the panel loads or discounts for age; older travellers pay more at most insurers.
• 15 insurers name Afghanistan in their exclusions; see the wording below.
• 19 insurers do not quote these travellers online for this trip: Allianz (This insurer doesn’t cover trips to Afghanistan); Allianz Travel (This insurer doesn’t cover trips to Afghanistan); China Taiping (This insurer doesn’t cover trips to Afghanistan); Chubb (This insurer doesn’t cover trips to Afghanistan); EQ Insurance (This insurer doesn’t cover trips to Afghanistan); ERGO (This insurer doesn’t cover trips to Afghanistan); Etiqa (This insurer doesn’t cover trips to Afghanistan); FWD (This insurer doesn’t cover trips to Afghanistan); Great American (This insurer doesn’t cover trips to Afghanistan); Great Eastern (This insurer doesn’t cover trips to Afghanistan); HL Assurance (This insurer doesn’t cover trips to Afghanistan); Income (This insurer doesn’t cover trips to Afghanistan); India International (This insurer doesn’t cover trips to Afghanistan); Liberty (This insurer doesn’t cover trips to Afghanistan); QBE (This insurer doesn’t cover trips to Afghanistan); Singlife (This insurer doesn’t cover trips to Afghanistan); Sompo (This insurer doesn’t cover trips to Afghanistan); Tokio Marine (This insurer doesn’t cover trips to Afghanistan); UOI (This insurer doesn’t cover trips to Afghanistan).

Price history

Since 27 Oct 2026 the lowest price is unchanged, and MSIG has been cheapest throughout.

Other Worldwide destinations

For a parent and child, 159 of the 168 other Worldwide destinations priced for two weeks cost less today.

Before you buy for Afghanistan

• Insurers price Afghanistan in their Worldwide band; annual cover for Worldwide covers it too.
• 15 of the insurers we compare name Afghanistan in their exclusions:

• Allianz: “Trips to Afghanistan, Cuba, the Congo, Iran, Iraq, Liberia, Sudan, Syria, Russia, Ukraine, North Korea or another sanctioned country (the portal's destination note)”
• Allianz Travel: “No cover for trips to Afghanistan, Congo, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Cuba, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Liberia, Nepal, North Korea, Palestine, Russia, Sudan, South Sudan, Syria, Ukraine or other sanctioned countries (...”
• China Taiping: “travel in, to or through Afghanistan, Cuba, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Iran, Iraq, Liberia, North Korea, Sudan and Syria”
• Chubb: “No cover for trips to Afghanistan, Belarus, Cuba, DR Congo, Iran, Iraq, Libya, Myanmar, North Korea, Palestine, Russia, Sudan, Syria, Ukraine, Yemen (the quote refuses them)”
• ERGO: “No cover for trips to the policy's excluded countries: Afghanistan, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Iran, Iraq, Sudan, South Sudan, Libya, Somalia, North Korea, Belarus, Russia, Ukraine, Palestine, Syria, Lebanon, Isra...”
• Etiqa: “Destinations Tiq does not sell cover for: Afghanistan, both Congos, Cuba, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Liberia, Libya, North Korea, Palestine, Russia, Somalia, Sudan, South Sudan, Syria, Ukraine and Yemen”
• FWD: “Travel to or through specified countries (incl. Afghanistan, Belarus, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria, occupied Ukrainian territories)”
• Great American: “Trips in, to or through Afghanistan, the Crimean region, Cuba, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Iran, Iraq, Liberia, Sudan or Syria”
• Great Eastern: “Travel in, to or through sanctioned countries (Afghanistan, Belarus, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Russia, Syria and others) or any country the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Singapore advises against travelling to”
• HL Assurance: “Trips to Afghanistan, Cuba, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Iran, Iraq, Liberia, Libya, North Korea, Sudan, Somalia and Syria (outside every area of travel”
• Income: “Trips to or through Afghanistan, Iraq, Liberia, Sudan or Syria”
• Liberty: “Travel to, within or through excluded countries (Afghanistan, Belarus, Cuba, Democratic Republic of Congo, Iran, Iraq, Liberia, Lebanon, Myanmar, North Korea, Russia, Sudan, Syria, Venezuela, and the Crimea, Donetsk, Khe...”
• QBE: “No cover for trips to sanctioned countries: Afghanistan, Belarus, Central African Republic, Cuba, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Haiti, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Libya, Liberia, Myanmar, North Korea, Palestine, Pakista...”
• Sompo: “Area C excludes travel in, to or through Afghanistan, Cuba, Democratic Republic of Congo, Iran, Iraq, Liberia, Somalia, Sudan and Syria”
• Tokio Marine: “No cover for trips to Afghanistan, Cuba, Congo, Iran, Iraq, Liberia, Sudan, Syria or Ukraine (excluded from Zone B”

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How these prices are worked out

Each price is what the insurer charges today for these travellers and this trip, GST included: from the rates and plans insurers publish or quote on their own sites, checked against their online quotes every week. Shenton Brokers is an insurance broker in Singapore and compares every insurer that sells travel insurance online. The figures for every traveller on this destination are in a CSV file, updated daily.