Yes you can. But we strongly advise you to buy your insurance in your home country before you leave. Insurance cover incorporating helicopter evacuation is a must!

We don't recommend any particular travel insurance, as each person's requirements and budget, and indeed home country, vary. However, former students have reported that the website squaremouth.com offers information on a good variety of different packages, and makes it easy to compare. What is the deductible, i.e. the amount you have to pay each time you use the insurance? The smaller the cash amount you have to pay before the insurance starts to cover you, the better.

Families will fly into and out of Kathmandu, the nation's capital, and will likely have no reason to leave the city at all while on either trip. The orphanage where your child resides is located in Kathmandu, as is the U.S. Embassy. Families may choose to do some local sightseeing, but it is advisable that you always stay with a knowledgeable guide.

We strongly recommend the purchase of the Disney Cruise Vacations Protection Plan that provides baggage, trip cancellation/interruption and medical expense coverage for your vacation. Remember, most major medical policies do not provide coverage outside the U.S.

It is advisable to purchase travel insurance in your own country. Please choose a reputable insurance company who has an agent in Myanmar. This is very important.

For years, travelers used travel insurance to protect against unforeseen problems, from a cancelled flight to a serious illness - or in rare cases, even the financial default of a travel supplier.

Simply follow each step as requested, filling in all the required details, make sure that you have your credit card ready.

We think everyone should consider this and make their own decision. Trip cancellation insurance with medical coverage for evacuation in case of emergency is very reasonable if bought just for the duration of the tour. Its probably best that you review your medical coverage to see if you don't already have enough coverage now. Again, this is something everyone needs to think over and make their own decision about.