Dive Insurance
A plain read of the DAN World and DiveAssure Insurance plans currently available to India-resident divers.
Your regular travel policy almost certainly doesn't cover diving. It's either excluded outright or shoved into a restricted "adventure sports" rider with its own certification and depth conditions. Check yours before assuming otherwise. Diving's specific risk, decompression sickness, needs a hyperbaric chamber, and chambers are scarce. A real hit means an expensive evacuation stacked on top of treatment, more so on a remote trip than a beach holiday. A dive-specific insurance plan is one more expense (and we know that stings) on top of a hobby that makes you spend an eyebrow-raising sum for even a short dive trip. But the alternative, if something goes wrong, runs into six figures. That math isn't close.
This page is built off our own read of DAN's and DiveAssure's policy documents, forty-plus years of diving between us, twenty years running a resort in the Andamans (a genuinely remote destination, medically speaking), and organising both group trips and independent trips around the world. Read the full policy documents yourself too, especially the deductibles, pre-existing condition clauses, and exclusions. Those shift by plan and by traveller.
The plans below are the versions we understand to be currently available to residents of India, and each card links the current policy certificate, which is where the underwriter, exact policy number, and governing terms are actually stated. Eligibility and availability can shift; confirm yours during purchase and read the certificate you're issued rather than this page.
One distinction worth getting right early: "missed diving days" and "trip cancellation/interruption" are different benefits with different triggers. A missed day means the trip carries on but you can't dive it; cancellation/interruption means the trip itself is cut short or called off. A policy can cover one without the other.
- Claims are assessed against the applicable policy, circumstances, and documentation. Neither this page nor we can guarantee how a specific claim will be decided.
- You can split providers: DAN for dive-accident cover, DiveAssure's "non-diver" travel-only option for everything else, or vice versa. We're not sure why you'd want to, but it's possible.
- Travel insurance pays out for named causes, not "anything outside your control." Weather, illness, and supplier failure may or may not qualify depending on the plan; check the covered-events list rather than assuming yours does.
- A medical clearance to dive is not the same thing as an insurance clearance. Your doctor signing off doesn't override a policy's pre-existing-condition exclusion.
Which One Do I Need?
Accident-only
DAN Short-Term (single trip) · DAN Master (annual) · DiveAssure DiveSafe
+ Missed diving days (illness/injury)
DAN Preferred (annual)
+ Full trip protection (missed dives, baggage, cancellation)
DiveAssure Dive&Travel (single trip or annual) · DAN Preferred + Travel Assistance
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One trip, or diving abroad more than once a year?
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Diving mostly within India, say a trip to the Andamans? DiveAssure's Dive&Travel plans only pay out once you're outside your home country, so a domestic trip gets nothing from them. Only DAN Master, DAN Preferred, and DiveAssure DiveSafe travel with you inside India. Details in the FAQ below.
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Doing a Try Dive or Discover Scuba?
Don't assume any plan on this page covers you. Every policy we reviewed frames eligibility around certified divers, and neither insurer's certificate directly addresses an introductory, non-certified dive. Confirm eligibility with the insurer before you buy, rather than assuming a Short-Term or DiveSafe plan applies.
In an Emergency
If a dive goes wrong, here's the order of operations. Full numbers and claim deadlines are in the FAQ below.
Alert the hotline
before arranging your own evac
Get treated
cashless where possible
Collect documents
reports, receipts, forms
Submit claim
within the notice deadline
DAN Hotline: +1-919-684-9111 · DiveAssure Hotline: +1-319-448-3483. Full steps in the FAQ below.
Short-Term / Single-Trip Plans
For a one-off trip or an occasional diver.
DAN Short-Term
Dive Accident
Dive Accident
$20–50illustrative; 5-day ≈ $40
- ✓Dive accident medical & evacuation (up to $150,000)
- ✗General trip medical, baggage, cancellation
- ✗Missed diving days
The floor: covers you if something goes wrong underwater. Nothing else.
Enquire on WhatsAppDiveAssure DiveSafe
(single trip)
(single trip)
$79illustrative; varies by trip length
- ✓Dive accident medical & evacuation (up to $1,000,000)
- ✗General trip medical, baggage, cancellation
- ✗Missed diving days
Same idea as DAN Short-Term, with far higher medical and evacuation limits.
Get This CoverDiveAssure Dive&Travel
(single trip)
(single trip)
$96illustrative: age 35, 6-day Maldives
- ✓Dive accident medical & evacuation ($250,000)
- ✓Non-diving medical, baggage, trip cancellation
- ✓Missed diving days (illness or bad weather)
Pays for missed diving days from qualifying illness/injury, and certain weather-related cancellations, both subject to the policy's specific conditions.
Get This CoverAnnual / Multi-Trip Plans
For divers travelling more than once a year.
DAN Master
(Dive Accident)
(Dive Accident)
$120/ year
- ✓Dive accident medical & evacuation
- ✗General trip medical, baggage, cancellation
- ✗Missed diving days
Among the cheapest ways to stay covered on unlimited trips a year. Accidents only.
Get This CoverDAN Preferred
(Dive Accident)
(Dive Accident)
$150/ year
- ✓Dive accident medical & evacuation ($250,000)
- ✗General trip medical, baggage, cancellation
- ✓Missed diving days – illness/injury only (up to $5,000 diving vacation cancellation + $5,000 interruption)
The only DAN plan that pays for missed dive days without the Travel add-on. Weather doesn't trigger this, sickness or injury only.
Get This CoverDAN Master
+ Travel Assistance
+ Travel Assistance
$295/ year ($120+$175)
- ✓Dive accident medical & evacuation
- ✓General trip medical, baggage, cancellation
- ✗Missed diving days
Adds travel assistance on top of Master, but the cancellation/interruption limit is $1,500 each, modest for a high-value trip. Still no missed-dive-day benefit.
Get This CoverDAN Preferred
+ Travel Assistance
+ Travel Assistance
$420/ year ($150+$270)
- ✓Dive accident medical & evacuation ($250,000)
- ✓General trip medical, baggage, cancellation
- ✓Missed diving days – illness/injury only
The most complete DAN option and the priciest. Its travel-assistance limits ($2,500 cancellation/interruption) are still modest next to a high-value trip. Weather-related lost diving days aren't covered.
Get This CoverDiveAssure DiveSafe
(annual)
(annual)
$149/ year
- ✓Dive accident medical & evacuation ($1,000,000)
- ✗General trip medical, baggage, cancellation
- ✗Missed diving days
Highest pure medical/evac limits of any plan here. No travel protection.
Get This CoverDiveAssure Dive&Travel
(annual)
(annual)
$252illustrative: avg. trip $1,500
- ✓Dive accident medical & evacuation ($250,000)
- ✓Non-diving medical, baggage, trip cancellation
- ✓Missed diving days – qualifying illness or weather
Same benefits as the single-trip Dive&Travel, valid for every trip all year. Exclusions and conditions still apply, so read the policy document.
Get This CoverNot shown: DAN's Local/Domestic plan ($80/year). It only covers accidents within your country of residence, so it does nothing for a trip abroad.
Doing a liveaboard? DiveAssure's Liveaboard Rider (Dive&Travel Plus tier only) covers missing the boat's scheduled departure (up to 90% of trip cost), lost diving days from mechanical breakdown, air supply failure, or another passenger's injury ($250/day, up to $1,000), and full vessel failure (economy airfare home). The rider's premium isn't published anywhere we've seen. Ask us for a price alongside your Dive&Travel Plus plan.
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Quick Glance
| Plan | Price | Illness/injury stops diving | Weather-related lost days* | General trip cover |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DAN Short-Term | $20–50 | No | No | No |
| DiveAssure DiveSafe (single) | $79 | No | No | No |
| DiveAssure Dive&Travel (single) | $96 | Yes | Yes* | Yes |
| DAN Master (annual) | $120/yr | No | No | No |
| DAN Preferred (annual) | $150/yr | Yes | No | No |
| DiveAssure DiveSafe (annual) | $149/yr | No | No | No |
| DAN Master + Travel | $295/yr | No | No | Yes |
| DiveAssure Dive&Travel (annual) | $252/yr | Yes | Yes* | Yes |
| DAN Preferred + Travel | $420/yr | Yes | No | Yes |
This is not "weather cancellation insurance." *A weather-related lost-diving-day claim needs documentation (a marine/weather forecast) and hits daily/overall caps. A dive centre calling off a day for weather isn't an automatic payout. See the FAQ for the exact trigger and formula.
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Quick Takeaways
What matters most when choosing
Want dive-accident cover for one trip and nothing more? DAN Short-Term or DiveAssure DiveSafe do it cheaply. Diving abroad several times a year, DAN Master is one of the cheapest ways to stay covered year-round on accidents alone.
Only three plans cover lost diving days from a qualifying illness or injury: DAN Preferred, DAN Preferred + Travel, and DiveAssure Dive&Travel in either form. Of those, the DiveAssure single-trip plan is probably the best value: missed-dive cover bundled with cancellation, baggage, and medical protection for roughly what DAN's bare accident plan costs.
DiveAssure DiveSafe has the highest medical/evacuation limits here, $1,000,000, but zero travel protection. Every plan excludes pre-existing conditions and a short sanctions list; India isn't on any exclusion list we've seen, but check the current wording before you buy.
DiveAssure prices are illustrative for a specific traveller profile and shift with age, trip length, destination, and declared trip cost. Get a fresh quote per customer.
Search & Rescue vs. Evacuation
The single most important distinction on this page if you're doing a liveaboard or a remote itinerary. Don't let "$1,000,000 evacuation cover" read as more than it is.
Medical Evacuation: covered
Getting an already-located, injured diver to a hospital or chamber. This is the core benefit on every plan on this page, and it's what the $150,000–$1,000,000 figures refer to.
Search & Rescue: not covered
Physically locating a missing diver at sea. This is excluded outright under DiveAssure's general exclusions, and we haven't found it covered under DAN's plans either. Having evacuation cover does not mean you're covered if a diver goes missing.
On a remote liveaboard or drift-dive itinerary where getting lost or separated is a real possibility, ask the operator directly whether the boat or trip itself carries search-and-rescue cover. It's a different question from what insurance you're holding personally.
Common Questions
Depends on the plan, and it's worth knowing before you assume you're covered. DAN Master, DAN Preferred, and DiveAssure DiveSafe don't restrict themselves to trips outside your home country. DAN's territory is "worldwide, other than the excluded countries," DiveSafe's is simply "worldwide." Both should apply to a domestic trip, Andamans included. DiveAssure's Dive&Travel plans (single, annual, Plus, and the Liveaboard Rider) are different: their eligibility terms say outright you must be outside your home country for benefits to apply. So a domestic trip gets nothing from Dive&Travel's cancellation, baggage, or missed-diving-day benefits. Only the pure accident plans travel with you domestically. If most of your diving is within India, an accident-only plan is the one actually doing work. DAN's Travel Assistance add-on runs on a distance-from-home trigger, roughly 80km, rather than an international-travel requirement, so it may apply on a domestic trip away from home. Check your policy wording rather than assuming.
Yes, and it's written into the policy, not just an assumption. DiveAssure's DiveSafe certificate requires every dive to match your certification level and your agency's standards, and separately excludes diving in an "abnormal state" that would disqualify you. In practice: stay within your training limits, don't dive under the influence, keep your certification card and log book current.
DiveAssure's DiveSafe definition of diving explicitly names snorkelling, hookah, and breath-hold freediving. Spearfishing is covered too, as long as it's done without scuba gear (spearfishing while on scuba is excluded). Competitive freediving or record attempts are out; recreational freediving and spearfishing are in. DAN's membership FAQ says the same: recreational, not competitive.
Under DiveSafe, yes, in principle: mixed gas, rebreather, cave, and ice diving are covered with no stated numerical depth limit. But the cover tracks your training, not the activity. The policy requires the dive to match your certification and training for that specific type and depth, so pushing past what you're certified for isn't covered even without a stated depth cutoff. We're not quoting a specific depth figure here since exact wording can shift between policy versions; read the certification requirement in the current linked policy. We also haven't confirmed whether DAN's plans treat technical diving the same way. Ask DAN directly if this matters for your trip.
DiveSafe's definition of covered diving specifically includes diving as an instructor, divemaster, underwater photographer, or researcher, under recognised safety guidelines, while general commercial diving (construction, salvage) is excluded. Teaching a course or leading a dive reads as covered diving, not excluded work.
Different lineage. DAN (Divers Alert Network) started in 1980 as a dive-safety research and emergency-hotline initiative at Duke University Medical Center, became a nonprofit in 1990, and insurance is one piece of a wider safety mission, not the whole business. It's now a family of regional nonprofits: DAN America, DAN Europe, DAN Japan, and DAN World, which covers Asia-Pacific and is the one Indian residents actually buy through. DAN bundles membership and insurance into a single annual package (Local, Master, or Preferred), with Travel Assistance as an optional add-on. DiveAssure is a for-profit company founded in 1999, built from the start to sell diving insurance directly: DiveSafe (accident-only) or Dive&Travel (accident plus trip protection from day one), each as single-trip or annual, with a Plus tier and Liveaboard Rider on top. The practical result: DAN's plans are accident-only unless you add Travel Assistance; DiveAssure's Dive&Travel bundles general trip protection in from the start. DiveSafe is the closest match to DAN's accident-only plans, just with higher limits.
Dive-accident insurance covers DCS, chamber treatment, and emergency evacuation from a dive site: things regular travel insurance usually excludes or caps low. General travel insurance covers flights, hotels, baggage, everyday medical. Already hold a travel policy for the trip? A dive-accident-only plan like DAN Master or DiveSafe fills the gap. Have neither? A bundled plan like Dive&Travel or DAN Preferred + Travel covers both.
It's the benefit that pays out when a qualifying illness or injury stops you diving mid-trip while you're still on it. It's "qualifying" because the insurer needs medical evidence, not because you decided to skip a day. Only DAN Preferred (with or without Travel) and DiveAssure Dive&Travel (single or annual) include it; DiveAssure's version also covers certain weather-related lost days, DAN's doesn't. DAN Master, DAN Short-Term, and DiveSafe don't cover missed days at all, no matter what you add on. And remember: "missed diving days" and "trip cancellation/interruption" are separate benefits with separate triggers.
Only DiveAssure Dive&Travel covers it, and only when the conditions are met. The claim needs marine and weather forecasts showing conditions ruled out diving or sailing, at the captain's discretion. Poor visibility alone doesn't qualify. The payout is 50% of your dive boat trip cost divided by lost days, capped at $150/day and $450 total. That formula won't necessarily match the retail price of the dives you missed, so don't assume it will. DAN Preferred's missed-day benefit has no weather trigger at all, sickness or injury only.
Covered under both, at different rates. DiveAssure pays $100 per lost day, capped at $500, once medical evidence confirms you or a travelling companion can't dive. DAN Preferred pays the lesser of its benefit schedule or the non-refundable portion of your diving arrangements, for as many days as you can't dive, provided your deposit was paid before the illness started. Neither pays for "I don't feel like it today." A doctor's certification is required either way.
Just want accident cover? DAN Short-Term or DiveAssure DiveSafe (single trip) are cheapest. Want missed-diving-days and general trip protection too? DiveAssure Dive&Travel (single trip) is the most complete single-trip option compared here.
DAN Master is the cheapest annual accident-only option. Want missed-diving-days without an add-on? DAN Preferred is the only DAN annual plan with it built in. For full trip protection plus missed-diving-days, it's DiveAssure Dive&Travel (annual) or DAN Preferred + Travel, at different price points.
No. Every plan here excludes pre-existing conditions, typically with a 180-day look-back before your coverage starts. If you have an ongoing condition, check the exact wording in the linked policy document.
DAN's plans run age 8 to 75. DiveAssure's diving cover is the same 8–75; its non-diving cover on Dive&Travel plans starts from 2 weeks old, up to 75.
DAN excludes around 15 sanctioned or high-risk countries, including Afghanistan, Iran, Pakistan, and Syria. DiveAssure excludes roughly 21. India isn't on either list, but that governs residency eligibility, not every destination you might dive at. Check the current wording for your specific trip.
Declare your main destination when you buy. DiveAssure's own guidance is that coverage then extends across your whole itinerary, not just the named country. Still worth checking none of your stops land on the exclusion list above. A leg in an excluded country could affect a claim tied to it specifically.
No. DiveAssure explicitly excludes visa refusal as a general exclusion. DAN's cancellation benefit only pays for a closed list of triggers (illness, carrier delay, jury duty, natural disaster, and similar), and visa rejection isn't on it either. That's a separate product sold by general Indian travel insurers.
The dive-accident cover, yes, available to Indian residents. What isn't available outside the US and Canada is DAN's short-term general travel cover. That simply doesn't come in a short-term form for other residents. If you want that kind of protection on a single trip, DiveAssure's Dive&Travel single-trip plan is the closest equivalent open to you.
Dive Accident Medical is specifically for diving injuries (DCS, lung overexpansion, and similar) and usually includes chamber treatment. Non-Diving Medical covers everyday medical emergencies unrelated to diving. DAN's base plans and DiveSafe only carry the diving version; Non-Diving Medical only shows up once you add DAN's Travel Assistance or buy a DiveAssure Dive&Travel plan.
Yes. Master and Preferred are dive-accident-only by default. Travel Assistance is a separate, extra-premium add-on for non-diving medical, baggage, and trip cancellation. Buying it doesn't add missed-diving-day cover to Master. That only exists in Preferred's base plan.
No reimbursement. Both insurers pay only for named, listed reasons (illness, injury, natural disaster, jury duty, and similar), not a change of mind or an unlisted circumstance. Read the "Covered Events" section of the relevant policy document before assuming your reason qualifies.
For DiveAssure's Dive&Travel plans, yes. Cancellation and curtailment/interruption are one combined benefit, same list of covered reasons on either side of departure: illness, injury or death of you, a companion, or immediate family; a named storm making your destination unreachable; a carrier shutdown of 24+ hours; jury duty; your home made uninhabitable by fire or flood; a few narrower triggers. No separate, shorter list for interruption.
DiveAssure's Dive&Travel plans cover quarantine expenses if a physician orders it during a covered trip, up to 10 days, subject to the daily maximum in the Schedule of Benefits. It's a standalone benefit, separate from cancellation, and applies to any physician-ordered quarantine, not just COVID specifically.
Depends why. A vessel that sinks, breaks down completely, or suffers total mechanical failure mid-trip is covered specifically under the Liveaboard Rider (Plus tier only): cancellation for a sunk vessel, economy airfare home for a fully failed one. If the operator goes bankrupt instead, DiveAssure's Trip Cancellation covers "financial default of a travel supplier," but only third parties in the booking chain, not the direct operator or shop you booked through. Ask a liveaboard directly what happens to your payment if they go under.
Call the insurer first, always, beyond a minor out-of-pocket cost. Both insurers write this into their terms. Arrange your own evacuation before calling and the benefit can be reduced or denied. Get immediate medical attention or local emergency services first, then call the hotline. DAN's Emergency Hotline is +1-919-684-9111 (collect calls accepted, staffed 24/7 by DAN's own medics; Australia 1800 088 200; Indonesia +62 21 5085-8719). This is the number that pre-authorises evacuation, and DAN states plainly that transport you arrange yourself may not be reimbursed. DiveAssure's 24/7 hotline is +1-319-448-3483 or +49-3222-109-5966, or emergency@diveassure.com, routed through their assistance partner Robin Assist. Have your member ID ready. Both say they'll arrange direct payment to hospitals where possible so you're not funding a large bill upfront, though it's not guaranteed for every claim or facility, so ask about direct billing at the point of treatment. Where it isn't possible, keep every receipt, invoice, and medical report.
Both insurers want written notice as soon as possible. "Notifying" and "proving" a claim are two different deadlines. DAN's certificate requires written notice within 10 days for some benefit categories and 180 days for others, and separately requires written proof of loss within 180 days, outer limit 12 months unless you're legally incapacitated. Which deadline applies depends on the specific benefit you're claiming, so check the notice provision in your certificate rather than assuming you have the full 180 days. DiveAssure's policy has a 90-day claim-submission window from the incident, subject to its own exceptions, so check the exact wording for your plan rather than treating 90 days as absolute. Either way, notify early and sort the paperwork after. DiveAssure: claim form plus documentation to claims@robinassist.com, or claims@diveassure.com / +1-866-898-0921. DAN: Claims@World.DAN.org. Both arrange direct provider payment where possible; ask at the time of treatment. This process covers minor claims too, delayed baggage or a cancelled flight, not just major medical.
As early as possible: ideally the day you book, not the week before you fly. Several benefits have built-in lead times: DiveAssure's COVID-19 cancellation cover only applies if bought 14+ days before departure, and its named-storm cancellation cover has its own 14-day wait after purchase before a storm can trigger a claim, both designed to stop you insuring against a risk you can already see. DAN Preferred's missed-diving-day benefit similarly needs your diving deposit paid before any illness or injury starts. Buy early and every clock runs in your favour.
Depends on the plan. DiveAssure Dive&Travel covers general baggage loss up to $2,500 and delay up to $700, $100 deductible. DiveSafe has no general baggage cover, only a $2,000 cap specifically for dive gear lost in a covered dive accident. DAN's base plans have no baggage cover at all. It only appears once you add Travel Assistance. Theft claims need prompt police reporting, our reading of the wording gives roughly 24 hours from discovery. Check the exact clause and report it as soon as you can regardless.
No. DiveAssure's baggage/gear benefit only covers accidental loss or theft, valued on a depreciated basis. It explicitly excludes equipment malfunction, normal wear, and damage from neglect. A flooded regulator or a snapped fin strap mid-dive is on you, whichever plan you hold.
Three separate things, easy to conflate. Liability (being responsible for injuring someone else or damaging their gear) isn't covered under Dive&Travel or DiveSafe; the only related benefit is Legal Expenses, which reimburses your own legal costs pursuing someone who injured you, not costs if you're at fault. General liability is a separate DiveAssure product, worth asking about if you rent gear or dive in groups often. Search and rescue (physically locating a missing diver) is excluded outright under DiveAssure's general exclusions, and we haven't found it covered under DAN's plans either. But emergency evacuation and repatriation of an already-located, injured diver is a core covered benefit on every plan here, so the search-and-rescue exclusion doesn't mean you're uncovered for evacuation after an accident. On a remote liveaboard itinerary, check separately whether the operator carries search-and-rescue cover.
No. DiveAssure's missed-diving-day benefit is strictly limited to two triggers: medical inability, or weather confirmed by a marine forecast. A flight delay isn't on that list. What applies instead is the separate Travel Delay benefit (roughly $100 per 6-hour block, capped around $1,000), which pays for the delay itself, not the value of the dives you missed. DAN's version is narrower still: medical causes only, no weather trigger at all.
Three separate benefits. Travel Delay pays a flat amount for the delay itself, roughly $100 per 6-hour block up to about $1,000, regardless of cause. Missed Departure reimburses the actual extra cost of reaching your destination if a strike, breakdown, or bad weather stops your outbound transport before you've left home. The Liveaboard Rider's version (Plus tier only) is the liveaboard-specific take: up to 90% of trip cost if you miss the boat or have to pay to catch up with it. Which one applies depends on exactly where in your journey the disruption hits.
A rider inside the Dive&Travel policy, not a separate product, and only on the Plus tier. It covers missing the boat's scheduled departure (up to 90% of trip cost), lost diving days from mechanical breakdown, air supply failure, or another passenger's injury ($250/day, capped at $1,000), and full vessel failure (economy airfare home, same cap as trip cancellation). Premium isn't published anywhere we've seen. Ask us or DiveAssure directly alongside your Plus quote.
Many operators require proof of it before boarding, given how far offshore you are from a chamber if something goes wrong. DiveAssure says as much on its own liveaboard page. Treat it as mandatory even where an operator doesn't check: evacuation from a liveaboard takes longer and costs more than from shore, and that risk doesn't go away because you skipped cover. At minimum, carry an accident plan like DAN Master or DiveSafe; add Dive&Travel Plus if you also want the liveaboard-specific trip protection above.
Don't assume yes. Both insurers frame eligibility around certified divers and covered diving activity, and neither certificate we reviewed directly addresses an introductory, non-certified dive. If that's what you're doing, confirm with DAN or DiveAssure directly before relying on either policy; see the warning above the plan cards.
DiveAssure's exclusions list references flying within 24 hours of diving, grouped alongside other high-risk activities, but the wording doesn't clearly spell out what it excludes or how it would apply to a claim. Standard dive safety practice recommends waiting at least 18–24 hours after diving before flying, for decompression sickness reasons that have nothing to do with insurance. Whether this specific clause would affect a specific claim is a question for DiveAssure or DAN directly, not something to guess at here.
Questions About Your Cover?
Please feel free to reach out to our dive professionals and dive travel experts, should you have any questions that are not already covered in the FAQs above. Email us at info@indiascubanetwork.com, or WhatsApp us at +91 70440 72204 or +91 98803 34003.