Private health care - conditions
Jul 11th 2007, 7:49 pm
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Private health care - conditions
Hello,
We are insured with Axa PPP in the UK and I wondered if anyone had been able to transfer cover to Australia without reference to previous illnesses?
With PPP you can do this from your eomplyer to a personal policy in the UK and that way it means that they will not exclude anything that has happened since you originally became insured.
If you start a brand new policy they ask you what you have had wrong with you and exclude everything.
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Marcus.
We are insured with Axa PPP in the UK and I wondered if anyone had been able to transfer cover to Australia without reference to previous illnesses?
With PPP you can do this from your eomplyer to a personal policy in the UK and that way it means that they will not exclude anything that has happened since you originally became insured.
If you start a brand new policy they ask you what you have had wrong with you and exclude everything.
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Marcus.
Jul 12th 2007, 7:06 am
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Posts: 542
Re: Private health care - conditions
Hello,
We are insured with Axa PPP in the UK and I wondered if anyone had been able to transfer cover to Australia without reference to previous illnesses?
With PPP you can do this from your eomplyer to a personal policy in the UK and that way it means that they will not exclude anything that has happened since you originally became insured.
If you start a brand new policy they ask you what you have had wrong with you and exclude everything.
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Marcus.
We are insured with Axa PPP in the UK and I wondered if anyone had been able to transfer cover to Australia without reference to previous illnesses?
With PPP you can do this from your eomplyer to a personal policy in the UK and that way it means that they will not exclude anything that has happened since you originally became insured.
If you start a brand new policy they ask you what you have had wrong with you and exclude everything.
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Marcus.
