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Managing the Risks of International Travel
Staff and students who are intending to travel to countries listed on the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) as “Avoid Non‑Essential Travel”, or “Do Not Travel” must submit the following through the ERM portal (https://portal.ucc.ie) in sufficient time to allow onward notification to UCC insurers (the greater the risk/complexity, the more time should be allowed for insurance notification):
- Finalised Travel Risk Assessment (for information and assurance purposes).
- Written acknowledgement and acceptance of the risk signed by the Head of School/Unit. It must be ensured by the Head of School/Unit that the residual risk aligns with the relevant approved University risk appetite (and does not exceed any applicable threshold).
- Please note: Submitting this documentation does not indicate approval by ERM, and even where insurance cover may be in place, this does not mean that the travel is acceptable from other perspectives, such as (non-exhaustively) safety and risk.
Submitting Travel RAs using the ERM Portal
Using the link https://portal.ucc.ie/ you will be brought to the Portal welcome page. Please select “Corporate and Legal Affairs”.
Next, select “Travel Insurance Referral Check” from the Service Catalogue.
Follow along with the information requested in the query. Should you need assistance, the Insurance Referral Check Process Guideline is available to help you through the query. Please contact the team at erm@ucc.ie if you have any questions or issues.
Disclaimer: Please note that the information on this page is currently under active review and is subject to change.