“Congo” commonly refers to both the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and the Republic of the Congo. While each country offers unique cultural and natural attractions, advanced medical care can be limited or concentrated in major cities such as Kinshasa and Brazzaville. In serious cases, evacuation to a regional hub (e.g., Nairobi or Johannesburg) or back to your home country may be necessary. With travel medical and evacuation insurance from Congo, you can protect against high out-of-pocket medical expenses and the significant cost of emergency transport. Diversified Insurance Brokers partners with global carriers to provide dependable protection for travelers, expatriates, students, and professionals in both Congo nations.

Why You Need Travel Medical and Evacuation Coverage

• Emergency Medical Treatment: Hospitalization, surgery, diagnostics, and prescriptions for serious illness or injury.
• Medical Evacuation: Air/ground evacuation to the nearest capable facility or back to your home country when medically necessary.
• Security Evacuation: Assistance during political unrest, natural disasters, or other covered security events (when included by the plan).
• Financial Protection: Helps avoid six-figure evacuation and critical-care bills.

Example Scenario

A business traveler in Kinshasa experiences a severe medical emergency requiring specialty care not available locally. The policy coordinates a medically staffed transfer to a regional center of excellence, covering air ambulance and logistics so the traveler can focus on recovery—not bills.

Coverage Highlights

• 24/7 Multilingual Support for medical coordination and claims.
• International Provider Access to hospitals and specialists worldwide.
• Evacuation & Repatriation for qualifying medical and security emergencies.
• Flexible Terms for single trips, extended stays, or ongoing residence.

Who Should Consider This Coverage?

• Tourists visiting national parks, rivers, and cultural sites in either Congo.
• Business travelers on short or long-term assignments in Kinshasa, Brazzaville, and beyond.
• Expatriates, students, and families living in the DRC or the Republic of the Congo.
• Aid workers, journalists, and NGO staff operating in remote regions.