Travel protected, wherever your journey takes you
Compare travel insurance and takaful plans side by side, pick what fits your trip, and get your policy issued online — all before you leave Malaysia.
Get covered in 6 steps
Everything happens online — no forms to print, no branch visit
Tell us about your trip
Enter your destinations, travel dates, purpose of travel and whether you are covering an individual, a couple, a family or a group.
Compare the plans
See contributions and key benefits from our partner insurers side by side, and filter until you find the right fit.
Fill in traveller details
Add each traveller and your nominee. Malaysian IC numbers fill in the date of birth and gender automatically.
Review your quotation
Check every detail on one summary page, then download the quotation as a PDF or have it emailed to you.
Pay securely online
Pay by online banking or card through our payment gateway, or upload your bank transfer slip for verification.
Receive your policy
Your policy document and receipt are issued after payment is confirmed, and you can check your status any time under My Application.
6 things your travel plan protects
The core benefits every traveller should understand before buying
Overseas Medical & Hospitalisation
Emergency treatment, hospital admission and follow-up care after you return home, up to the limit of your chosen plan.
Emergency Evacuation & Repatriation
Medical evacuation to the nearest suitable hospital, repatriation back to Malaysia, and a 24-hour assistance line while you are abroad.
Personal Accident & Disability
A lump sum benefit for accidental death or permanent disablement that happens during your covered trip.
Trip Cancellation & Curtailment
Recover prepaid flights and accommodation you cannot use if your trip is cancelled or cut short for a covered reason.
Travel Delay & Missed Connection
Cash benefits when your departure is delayed beyond the stated hours, or when you miss an onward connection.
Baggage, Documents & Personal Money
Loss, theft or damage to checked baggage and personal belongings, plus help replacing a lost passport or travel documents.
Actual benefits, limits, excess and exclusions differ between insurers and plans. Always read the Product Disclosure Sheet of the plan you select.
Who can apply
Most travellers departing from Malaysia qualify — here is what our partners generally accept
Malaysians & residents
Malaysian citizens, permanent residents and foreigners holding a valid Malaysian pass, travelling out of Malaysia.
Adults 16 – 70 years
The standard age band accepted across all plans on our platform.
Senior travellers 71 – 80 years
Accepted on selected plans, sometimes with adjusted benefit limits or a higher contribution.
Children & dependants
From 45 days old up to 18 years, or up to 23 years if unmarried and studying full time, when insured with a parent.
Trip starts & ends in Malaysia
Your journey must begin in Malaysia and the policy must be bought before you depart. One-way trips are available on selected plans.
Government servants
Travelling on official duty? We generate the completed 'Lampiran A' form for you as part of the application.
Age bands and acceptance criteria are set by each insurer and may change. The plans shown to you at quotation stage already reflect your travellers' ages.
When should you buy travel insurance?
The earlier you buy, the more you are protected — here is the timeline that matters
The day you book your trip
Cancellation cover only responds to events that happen after your policy is issued. Buying on booking day gives you the longest protection window.
At least one working day before departure
Policies are issued on working days. Applying early avoids last-minute issues with weekends and public holidays.
Before you leave Malaysia
Cover must start while you are still in the country. A policy cannot be backdated once your journey has begun.
When booking Umrah, Hajj or Ziarah
Buy your takaful together with your package so your deposits and non-refundable payments are protected from the start.
Before a group or company trip is confirmed
Group travel can be covered under a single group policy — arrange it while the traveller list is being finalised.
Too late: travel insurance cannot be purchased or extended after you have already departed, or to claim for something that has already happened.
What happens when things go wrong
Real situations travellers face, and how a travel plan typically responds
How a claim works
- 1Notify the insurer as soon as possible — most plans require it within 30 days of the incident.
- 2Collect your documents: police or airline reports, medical reports, original receipts and boarding passes.
- 3Submit the claim form and documents directly to the issuing insurer.
- 4Track the outcome with the insurer. We can help you with the right contact details and a copy of your policy.
Claims are assessed and paid by the insurer or takaful operator that issued your policy, subject to its terms and conditions.
What travellers say
Feedback from customers who bought their cover through MyArrehlah
"I compared four plans in one screen and understood exactly what I was paying for. The policy arrived by email the same day."
"Buying takaful for the whole family before our Umrah package was simple, and the coverage details were explained in plain language."
"The Lampiran A form was generated for me automatically. That alone saved a lot of back and forth with my department."
"Paid online and had the receipt and policy in minutes. Checking my application status later was straightforward."
What's happening in travel right now
Global developments that can affect your trip — and your cover
More countries are moving to electronic travel authorisation
Destinations across Europe, Asia and the Middle East are rolling out e-visas and pre-travel authorisation systems. Check the entry rules for every country on your itinerary, including transit stops, well before departure.
Check official advisory
Peak-season congestion keeps delays and misconnections common
School holidays, festive seasons and severe weather continue to strain major hubs. Travel delay and missed connection benefits are the most frequently used part of a travel plan.
Check official advisory
Saudi travel: sort permits and health requirements early
Visa categories, vaccination requirements and permit rules for Umrah and Hajj are reviewed regularly. Confirm the current requirements with your licensed travel operator before you pay in full.
Check official advisoryBefore every trip
Verify visa, health and safety requirements with official sources: the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Malaysia (Wisma Putra) and the destination country's own immigration authority.
General information compiled for travellers and updated periodically. This is not official travel advice — always confirm with the relevant authorities.
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