Travel eligibility for students is outlined on the U-M Travel Health Plan and Safety Plan Process Flowchart.
Information to be found within the image can also be found within the accordion text below.
Requirements:
| Step 1: Register Your Travel
Register travel with U-M and obtain U-M Travel Abroad Health Insurance: https://global.umich.edu/travel-resources/register-your-travel/
Step 2: Submit Additional Requirements if Necessary Additional requirements for travel depending on the risk designation of your specific travel destination/s within the country. See individual designation requirements below. |
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- Travel Health Low Risk: No additional requirements.
- Travel Health Medium Risk or Travel Health High Risk: Complete a Travel Health Plan application at least 3 weeks before travel.
- Example of a successful Travel Health Plan
- Review Process for Travel Health Plans
- U-M Travel Warning or U-M Travel Restriction: Complete an Individual Safety Plan for International Travel application to be reviewed by ITOC at least 3 weeks before travel.
- Example of a successful Safety Plan
- Review Process for Safety Plans
Other Considerations:
| Follow the U-M Vaccination Policy- Review the policy on the U-M Health Response.
Follow college/unit-specific travel approval steps, if any. Review the Additional Considerations for International Travel, which includes:
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