Taking your DSLR abroad?

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I`m looking to take out insurance on my camera for when I take it abroad next month, Can anyone recommend any insurance company's I could go with?

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Can't comment on the insurance side but take photocopies of all your receipts for the camera / lenses etc. with you. If UK customs get interested on your return the paperwork will prove you're not importing the items... ;)
 
Check out your travel insurance policy and see what personal possessions in covers. I can recommend a broker if you need one..
 
Where are you traveling to?
 
Travel insurance policies often have restrictions on personal possessions such as £500 limit and one item only so might not be the best choice.

I cover my gear abroad through my house/contents cover - it covers me for personal possessions worldwide with total cover of £4000 and limit of up to £1500 for any single item. Check your policy to see what you're covered for. I can increase these limits if I pay a higher premium so if yours isnt sufficient you may be able to upgrade for a small extra cost

Before you go, make a note of all serial numbers incase you need to claim
 
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Any of the usual suspects that crop up every time insurance questions crop up on the forum should be able to quote you.

Aaduki/Photoguard etc.
 
My house insurance covers me for £4000 worth of gear whilst abroad, with a single limit of £1500 as well.

Don't have to pay any extra as it's already included.
 
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