Travel insurance

[Janicemr]

Hi just looking for travel insurance not getting very far most say no I have PBC & AIH can anybody recommend a travel company that would insure me .

Thank you

Jan

[Starfish72]

Hi Jan

I have uses Get Going insurance 3 times now through Martin Lewis money saving website and they have been brilliant .

They recognise PBC as primary biliary cholangitis which makes a difference!

Good luck and enjoy your holiday x

[Janicemr in reply to Starfish72]

Hi starfish72

Thank you

They are one of the ones that said no

Jan

[AmandaSlater in reply to Janicemr]

Try world first travel, they have covered me twice at no extra cost both for Europe and Cuba . Good Luck 👍

[Megamum in reply to Janicemr]

Hi I am cover quite reasonably by World First - I’ve been with them about 3 years now. They cover me for PBC, hypertension, osteopenia, cervical spondylosis - I’m fit despite these! I pay roughly £100 annual although excess is approximately £100 per condition. Any other condition excess £100 😊

[Maureen25 in reply to Starfish72]

Hi Jan I use Nationwide annual last year was £184 covering PBC and other ailments it has gone up as it use to be £134 for the year.

[exy21]

Boots under a £100 for the year covering aih/pbc/sjogrens and crest for travel to Canada.

[Janicemr in reply to exy21]

Thank you exy21

I did not know boots did travel insurance just had a look a lot cheaper then I found yesterday £280.00 last year I paid about the same.

Thank you again

Jan

[Howick01]

Try insurancewith x

[Mole]

If you're old enough Saga are OK or try direct travel or "good to go" . I have AIH also and used all of these.

I think the PBC foundation keep a list of insurers members have used. Also somewhere on the "liver north" website is a list. I have AIH also and used all of these. Good luck it can be a miserable process answering all the questions and then getting a "computer says no"!!!

[Janicemr in reply to Mole]

Hi mole

Thank you for your reply I have gone with boots for £85

Jan