Travel Insurance

[nantilly]

Does anyone have any advice on travel insurance? I have lung cancer and COPD, but would love to travel whilst I can.

[HungryHufflepuff]

This is a great question and I too will be interested to hear the answers. I know this is something that’s been asked in the past, but everything is different now, with both brexit and coronavirus. There’s travel insurance, health insurance, vaccine certificates, whether you’ve had a vaccine recognised by other countries, whether your certificate (if you can get one) is recognised by other countries, mobile phone companies reintroducing roaming charges, the EHIC no longer being recognised, and so on. Not to mention 6 hour waits at various airports and people missing their connecting flights. I have plans to travel, though not for many months, by which time I’m hoping things will have sorted themselves out a bit. Having said all this, I hope you’ll be able to travel and have a wonderful time. 😊 I didn’t mean to put a dampener on your travel plans! (I’m just really stressed already at the thought of travelling!)

[sassy59]

DuckDuckGo.com/?q=travel+in.... Just trying to put this link up nantilly but not sure it will work. You might like to see if you can find it anyway. Xxxx

[sassy59 in reply to sassy59]

P.S. it does work. Hope it helps. Xxx

[Karenanne61]

We have found the post office to be good. Still millions more than my husbands!

[Bingo88]

I always go on confused. Com or another site for quotes and then whoever i pick. I always ring up and explain to an health advisor about the health conditions at the chosen insurance company and I usually find a yearly policy works out cheaper. My last policy 3 years ago for 2 people with 90 day holidays was about 400. Hope this helps you

[nantilly]

Thanks to everyone who responded. I shall try DuckDuck and the post office immediately. Thank you again.