Senior travel insurance and medical conditionsIf you want cheap travel insurance, you should be aware that many insurance companies impose terms for pre-existing medical conditions. As an older person who needs travel insurance it is likely that you may have one or more conditions. It is important that any health problems are declared before buying your insurance policy as failure to do so may result in it not being effective should a claim be made arising from those conditions. Many of the senior policies offered include medical screening lines for instant acceptance. Indeed you may find that the cheapest policy will not be the cheapest when adding on the cost to cover your medical condition. Not knowing all your details we can't make a recommendation online but suggest you try Tokio Marine (BIBA) as they won't charge any extra, or call us and we will see what we can do. Long Stay Travel InsuranceWhen you reach the age of 65 and want senior travel insurance then you often have problems. The fact that you are away for long periods means that many companies will not cover a senior citizen and you may want to see your children - and welcome your new grandchild into the world - or have an extended break. This is not a problem to us - we can quote at the moment for up to 154 days for any age and are working on extending cover to a full year for the elderly up to 90. Obtain online senior travel insurance by clicking here The pages mentioned above will provide rates to buy the product chosen, but if needed please contact us during office hours on 0844 8262617 or our Gateshead office on 0844 8262618, our experienced staff are only too willing to discuss your needs.
Back to our main cheap travel insurance page Cheap Travel Insurance | Annual Travel Insurance - up to 90 day a trip | For the elderly citizen (over 65, over 70, over 75 or over 80) | Long Stay Travel Insurance | Backpacker Travel Insurance - for students on their gap year | Travel Insurance quotation system for fast cheap online quotes A guide to an insurance policyA travel insurance policy has many sections:
ImportantYou are reminded of your obligation to disclose material facts whenever you take out an insurance policy. Failure to disclose material facts could result in the policy not protecting you in the event of a claim - examples could be : dangerous activities e.g. scuba diving, medical conditions etc. If you are in doubt whether a fact should be declared then you should do so. |
