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Who is Covered?

Registered international travelers traveling to international destinations including U.S. territories (American Samoa, Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands). 

• Employees traveling on approved 蜜桃APP business
• Students who are enrolled at 蜜桃APP during travel and participating in a university-led or university-sponsored trip, such as Academic Programs Abroad, Continuing Education, or Volunteer 蜜桃APP
• Official Guests participating in a university-led or university-sponsored trip

Information and procedures on registering international travel is available on the . 

* For 蜜桃APP Health Sciences Center travel, arrangements must be booked through Christopherson Business Travel (CBT). For group travel questions, contact the Office of Risk Management.

Cost of the Program

• Insurance coverage for faculty, staff, and approved guests is provided at no cost to the department.
• Insurance coverage for students is paid by the student through Academic Programs Abroad or group travel programs.
• The Office of Risk Management will contact departments with registered student travel to coordinate payment arrangements.

What Happens After You Register?

After registering international travel with 蜜桃APP your travel information will be sent to On Call. Once On Call receives your trip details, the following will occur:

• Pre-Travel Advisory
  Depending on the risk level of your destination, you may receive a pre-travel advisory email with health, safety, and security guidance.
• Critical Incident Alerts
  You will be registered to receive alerts by email if a security, health, or safety incident occurs near your travel location before or during your trip.
• Crisis24 Horizon Mobile App Access
  Travelers with an 蜜桃APP email address are eligible to use the Crisis24 Horizon Mobile App and Portal for location intelligence and alerts. Trips can also be edited within the App or

To optimize app functionality, enable location services and apply the recommended settings outlined in the .

 

Before You Depart

Before traveling internationally, ensure you have quick access to your On Call International information.

• Download the Crisis24 Horizon Mobile App and log in using your 蜜桃APP email address.
• Within the app, access program details and emergency contact information under 鈥淯seful Links.鈥�
• You may also visit the from your mobile device and save it to your home screen. This creates a shortcut to the Resource Hub, which includes program information and click-to-call or chat features.
  If proof of coverage is required for a visa application, .
  Travelers are also encouraged to register with the. STEP provides country-specific updates and allows the State Department to assist travelers during emergencies.

While Traveling

On Call International assistance is available 24 hours a day, worldwide. Travelers may request support for medical care, travel disruptions, or security incidents.

All travelers are strongly encouraged to download the and enable location services. This allows real-time alerts and helps security or medical teams locate you if assistance is required.

If a critical incident alert is issued for your registered location, 蜜桃APP Risk Management will be notified and may contact your department. You may also receive a message by text, email, or app notification requesting that you check in and confirm whether you are safe or need assistance. Prompt acknowledgment helps 蜜桃APP and On Call prioritize response efforts.

Emergency and Assistance Contact Information

For medical, security, or travel assistance of any severity, contact On Call International at any time. For medical emergencies, contact local emergency responders first. OnCall and local emergency response numbers are available within the mobile app.

 

High Risk Travel

蜜桃APP monitors . To mitigate the risk associated with travel to high risk regions, the university requires that all travel to countries and/or regions for which the U.S. Department of State has issued a travel advisory to be reviewed and approved by the International Travel Oversight Committee (ITOC). Detailed information on the university鈥檚 policy on travel to high risk areas can be found in .

Any travel intentions to regions or countries with U.S. Department of State advisory level of 3 or 4 must include separate approval request to ITOC.

The request forms are:

- Request for Travel to Restricted Regions for Individual Travelers (students or faculty)
鈥� Request for Travel to Restricted Regions for Student Study Trips
鈥� Faculty and Staff Emergency Contact Form
 

If more assistance is needed, please contact riskmanagement@lsu.edu or 225-578-3283.