How Can Belarusians Get Money Back For Medicines Bought During Vacation?

A travel agent told me.

Vacations abroad are sometimes marred by illness, and the purchase of medicines hits the wallet. Is it possible to compensate for these expenses? This question was answered on Instagram by a travel agent with 20 years of experience and head of the agency "EventTravel" Kseniya Goncharik. The post was brought to the attention of "Smartpress".

Money for medicines bought abroad can be returned - but under certain conditions.

"First, you must have a medical insurance policy for traveling abroad. If you are traveling from a travel agency, the insurance is included in the travel package. If you're planning an independent trip, you need to apply to any insurance company in Belarus - before the trip," explains Ksenia.

The second important condition - medicines should be bought not just for fun, but by doctor's prescription. And the third - you must have written doctor's recommendations and receipts for the purchase of medicines. With these documents you can apply to the insurance company when you arrive home for reimbursement of expenses.

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