User Admiral Travel insurance since 2023 & upgraded to Platinum each year. Jan 25 we had goods stolen from our cases in France CDG airport.... User Admiral Travel insurance since 2023 & upgraded to Platinum each year. Jan 25 we had goods stolen from our cases in France CDG airport. We had a brand new pair of trainers & a bottle of perfume from duty free in Miami. Paris was a 6 hr stop on way back to UK. We had receipts & we know it happened in CDG My Mom had items taken from her case too in CDG and they didn’t go from MIami! We had receipts & put a claim in against the theft. Admiral has rejected our claim of under £200 for insurance that costs us £££ per year! Thank god it was £££’s stolen and a couple of hundred. All staff just fobbes us off saying our claim is under investigation. This has been on going for nearly 4 months of forms & calls. It’s as if they just want us to get fed up of chasing. I would never recommend this company for world wide travel insurance. Please don’t make the same mistake that we did by going with Admiral. Our renewal was due in March this year we have now gone with another company. We will never use Admiral again for any insurance! Read more Read less

I took out Admiral Gold travel insurance, only to later discover I already had an active policy on the same account. There was no warning... I took out Admiral Gold travel insurance, only to later discover I already had an active policy on the same account. There was no warning or flag—just a duplicated payment. While frustrating, that’s not even the main issue. My bag was stolen during my trip. I submitted claims for the stolen items, one of which I also claimed on my home insurance. That claim was handled and paid within days. In contrast, several weeks later, I’m still caught in a repetitive and drawn-out process with Admiral. Admiral advertises a 10-day response time for claims, which is already quite lengthy. What they don’t mention is that this is just an initial review. If they need additional evidence, they’ll ask for it at the end of that period—triggering a new 10-day wait with each new request. The real problem is that they don’t assess the entire claim upfront. Instead, they stop at the first issue they encounter, request evidence, and only move on once that’s resolved—creating a cycle of delays. For instance, I mentioned in my original submission that one of the stolen items was a gifted electric toothbrush. Despite this, they made two further evidence requests over the following 20+ days without ever addressing that item. Only now have they asked for proof of ownership. Their solution? A “gift claim form” that must be completed and signed by the person who gave me the toothbrush—despite it already being listed in the official police report. Alternatively, I could submit a photo of myself with the item… because we all have selfies with our toothbrushes, right? At best, this process feels disorganised. At worst, it appears designed to discourage or reduce payouts. Insurance is supposed to provide peace of mind. Instead, I’ve spent more time chasing this claim than it would’ve taken me to earn the amount I’m claiming for. It's been a total waste of time. To make matters worse, I shared this frustration in a recent call with Kane (standing in for the usual handler, Tilly). Both were polite and professional, but clearly restricted by the flawed process. When I explained my concerns, Kane offered to raise a formal complaint—though clarified this would not speed up the claim or change its handling. In short: my reward for highlighting how much time and effort this claim has taken? An offer to spend more time on a separate complaint process that leads nowhere. Read more Read less