Terrawind Brazil
Last updated: October 9, 2026
Terrawind Brazil is one of two separate companies that sell on Edvisor under the Terrawind brand. It is not a region, division or local arm of Terrawind Global, and Terrawind Global is not its parent. The two organizations share only a corporate brand name.
Terrawind Brazil sells to Brazilian customers. Its plans are underwritten by Generali Brasil Seguros (SUSEP Process No. 15414.648189/2023-26), and Generali's general conditions govern claims, exclusions and cancellation.
⚠ Nothing on this page or in the linked Brazil articles will apply to a Terrawind Global policy. The limits, age bands, duration rules, rates, exclusions, deadlines and claims process below belong to Terrawind Brazil and Generali Brasil Seguros only.
Plans
Trip 75 Study (also appears as TW Trip 75 / TW Trip Study 75) — USD 75,000 medical coverage, ages up to 64.
Trip 100 Study — USD 100,000 medical coverage, ages up to 99. USD 3.87 per day for ages up to 64.
Trip 250 Study — USD 250,000 medical coverage, ages up to 99. USD 9.50 per day for ages up to 64.
Trip 250 Plus Study — a confirmed Terrawind Brazil product. Its benefits and rates are not yet published.
🆕 Trip 250 Plus Study — details coming soon. This is a real, confirmed Terrawind Brazil product; it is not a hypothetical or merely planned tier. Its benefits, limits and rates have not yet been published, so there is nothing on this page or anywhere in the knowledge base to quote from. Contact Edvisor support before quoting it.
💲 The daily rates above apply to the ages up to 64 band only. Rates for ages 65–99 are not published and must be confirmed before quoting. Rates can change without prior notice — always verify current pricing before confirming a proposal.
Rules shared across the Terrawind Brazil plans
Policy duration: minimum 30 days, maximum 365 days.
Coverage start: validity begins when the insured departs their country of residence.
Destination: worldwide, including the USA.
Protected Baggage MAX is an optional upgrade and is capped at age 75, so travellers aged 76–99 can hold a base plan but cannot add it.
No Terrawind Brazil plan includes trip cancellation or interruption coverage.
Detailed articles
TW Trip 75: Coverage and limits — benefits and limits for Trip 75 Study
Terrawind Brazil: Trip Study 100 and Trip Study 250 coverage and limits — benefits, limits and daily rates for Trip 100 Study and Trip 250 Study
TerraWind Brazil plans: terms, exclusions, and cancellation — mandatory coverages, pre-existing conditions, key exclusions, and the cooling-off and cancellation rules
TerraWind Brazil plans: how to file a claim — notifying Generali, the documents required, and the settlement timeline
TerraWind Brazil plans: how to request assistance while traveling — the 24-hour assistance line, the authorized service network, and the pay-and-reimburse route
Related
TerraWind — which of the two Terrawind organizations applies to a given customer