Muay Thai Boxing Insurance
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Cover for Muay Thai training & competitions
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Medical expenses & repatriation
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Personal accident cover
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What does Muay Thai Boxing insurance cover?
Our Muay Thai Boxing insurance gives you a choice of cover depending on where you train, how you compete and the protection you need.
Muay Thai travel insurance is a full sports travel policy for participants travelling abroad for training camps, interclub or amateur competitions. Cover can include emergency medical treatment and repatriation, trip cancellation and curtailment, travel disruption, training or competition fees, sports equipment, personal accident, baggage and more.
Muay Thai sports accident insurance is designed for regular training and amateur competition in the UK, including pad work, conditioning, sparring and organised bouts. Benefits can include personal accident cover and support with rehabilitation following an injury.
From everyday training to competing overseas, choose cover designed around the physical demands of Muay Thai and the way you take part.
Our policies provide three different types of cover: Sports travel insurance, Sports accident, and Activity Top-Up. Please ensure you select the most suitable cover for your activity, when you get a quote and always review your policy documents.
Sports equipment is excluded under our bolt‑on cover.
Only a summary of the policy’s coverage is presented on this page. Please refer to policy documents for full details of what is and what is not covered, when you get a quote.
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Our Claims Record
Average pay out for each insurance claim
£1,599.09*
How to make a claim
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Submit your claims for review
A Recent Claim Example
“One of our policyholders became unwell while in South Africa to play Cricket. They sought medical treatment and were treated for suspected appendicitis, with symptoms of stomach cramps, high fever and nausea. Because they secured our Sports Travel Insurance, they were covered to seek medical treatment.”
Total Paid Out
£5,971.47
Claim Type
Medical Assistance
Policy Type
Sports Travel Insurance
Incident
Medical assistance
Policy Excess Applied
£90.00
Location
South Africa
Disclaimer
*Data relates to all SportsCover Direct Insurance claims from Jan to Dec 2025 inclusive. Claim example from 2025.
Medical cover explained
We provide cover that considers your medical circumstances. Complete a medical declaration to ensure you’re properly protected, as part of the quotation process.*
*Please note, just because you’ve declared a medical condition or injury doesn’t mean it is automatically covered. The insurer needs to assess it first and will inform you by email if any terms apply.
Medical conditions must be declared
All pre-existing conditions considered
Cover available up to age 74
We'll review your details
Most declarations don't mean exclusion
Any terms will be confirmed by email
Why choose us
SportsCover Direct is a specialist insurance provider focused entirely on sport. For over 30 years, we’ve helped athletes, teams and organisations get the protection they need, whether they’re travelling, competing, or training abroad or in the UK.
Covering 500+ sports
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FAQs
There are no exclusions for this technique, if you need medical attention abroad as a result, however you should take reasonable precautions.
There are no exclusions for this technique, if you need medical attention abroad as a result, however you should take reasonable precautions.
If you sustain an injury during a pre-fight ritual abroad, you are covered for medical expenses, provided it is within the date of your policy.
If you sustain an injury during training abroad, you are covered for medical expenses, provided reasonable precautions have been taken.
Yes, our Muay Thai Boxing Travel Insurance can generally be taken out even if you have a medical condition. We can almost always offer cover at no extra cost, but occasionally our underwriters may apply special terms if you subsequently needed to make a claim relating to your condition.
With a Muay Thai boxing travel insurance policy you will be covered for the benefits listed, whilst taking part in the sport in Thailand. For example, if you sustain an injury during a training camp and need medical attention, your medical expenses can be covered.
If you sustain an injury during training abroad, you are covered for medical expenses, provided reasonable precautions have been taken.
There are no exclusions for this treatment, if you need medical attention abroad as a result, however you should take reasonable precautions.
There are no exclusions for this technique, if you need medical attention abroad as a result, however you should take reasonable precautions.
Our policies will cover anyone up to the age of 74 at the time of purchase. An applicant aged 75 or over cannot be covered.
Our Sports Travel Insurance policy provides up to £5,600 worth of equipment cover. This add-on not only protects your own equipment, but also any equipment you hire during your trip. It also covers your Muay Thai Boxing equipment in transit to and from your destination.
Yes – we don’t consider a Muay Thai boxing competition to be riskier than doing the activity as a leisure pursuit, so we don’t charge a higher premium for that.
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