Travel insurance for emigrating
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Re: Travel insurance for emigrating
Originally Posted by ged
Hi Wendy you can book on line or phone 0800 169 9999 covers almost everythink the kids have gone free thats why its so cheap.
jackie
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Cant find any info on the post office web site
concerning one way policies
help needed please
thanks
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Re: Travel insurance for emigrating
Originally Posted by toplad
Cant find any info on the post office web site
concerning one way policies
help needed please
thanks
concerning one way policies
help needed please
thanks
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Re: Travel insurance for emigrating
Originally Posted by toplad
Cant find any info on the post office web site
concerning one way policies
help needed please
thanks
concerning one way policies
help needed please
thanks
One-Way Cover
This insurance is designed to cover a round trip which starts and finishes at your home in the United Kingdom. It will also provide cover for one-way trips of up to a maximum of 17 days duration, for the purpose of emigration only. The insurance will be restricted to the cover and conditions that would have applied if you had arranged to return to the United Kingdom at the end of the period of insurance.
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Re: Travel insurance for emigrating
[QUOTE=toplad]Cant find any info on the post office web site
concerning one way policies
I couldn't find it either so phoned them to confirm.
Debs
concerning one way policies
I couldn't find it either so phoned them to confirm.
Debs
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Re: Travel insurance for emigrating
[QUOTE=woody1cruiser]
Yeah I'm going through the online quote process right now and can only find single trip at a cost of £90 for 12days, ouch. Policy quotes oneway insurance is available yet getting a quote online doesnt seem to be possible. What did they tell you when you called and what sort of quote were you given? From what I can see they certainly seem a tad expensive.
Originally Posted by toplad
Cant find any info on the post office web site
concerning one way policies
I couldn't find it either so phoned them to confirm.
Debs
concerning one way policies
I couldn't find it either so phoned them to confirm.
Debs
#21
Re: Travel insurance for emigrating
[QUOTE=woody1cruiser]
have you taken the post office one debs?
Originally Posted by toplad
Cant find any info on the post office web site
concerning one way policies
I couldn't find it either so phoned them to confirm.
Debs
concerning one way policies
I couldn't find it either so phoned them to confirm.
Debs
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Re: Travel insurance for emigrating
Originally Posted by woody1cruiser
Hi
I am having trouble getting travel insurance. Can anyone advise who they used as the companies I am contacting will not do it without a return ticket.
Thanks
Debs
I am having trouble getting travel insurance. Can anyone advise who they used as the companies I am contacting will not do it without a return ticket.
Thanks
Debs
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Re: Travel insurance for emigrating
Just done the quote for 2+2 with postoffice
and came out @£100 for upto 17 days
quote from go walkabout was £104 for same thing except this one is a dedicated one way insurance policy only
not a lot of difference then!!!!!
and came out @£100 for upto 17 days
quote from go walkabout was £104 for same thing except this one is a dedicated one way insurance policy only
not a lot of difference then!!!!!
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Re: Travel insurance for emigrating
[QUOTE=Sleeping Beauty]
have you taken the post office one debs?
Hi
Yes I am going to do the post office. I am going to be staying with my brother in Oz so I have opted for the 3 day cover. Just need the visa's to come through which will hopefully be very soon as start new job on 24th July.
I suppose if you are staying in a hotel or something when you get there it would be best to opt for longer cover but the 3 days suits me.
Debs
Originally Posted by woody1cruiser
have you taken the post office one debs?
Yes I am going to do the post office. I am going to be staying with my brother in Oz so I have opted for the 3 day cover. Just need the visa's to come through which will hopefully be very soon as start new job on 24th July.
I suppose if you are staying in a hotel or something when you get there it would be best to opt for longer cover but the 3 days suits me.
Debs
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Re: Travel insurance for emigrating
Insureandgo.com offer one way policies if you select 4 day cover. They cover you until you get through immigration. Useful if you have a one night stop over on the way. From about £10-£30
Sta-travel.co.uk offer flight only one way policies to Oz for just £8 and cover all people, not just students and young people.
Post Office’s extended baggage cover is a bit strange. Normal policy covers you for £1500 on baggage with single article limit of £300. If you pay the extra to cover, say a laptop, your single article limit is increased to £1000 but the total baggage you can claim for is £1000. Not much use for my £900 laptop plus digital camera plus clothes and stuff! About £13 one way for 3 days
Sta-travel.co.uk offer flight only one way policies to Oz for just £8 and cover all people, not just students and young people.
Post Office’s extended baggage cover is a bit strange. Normal policy covers you for £1500 on baggage with single article limit of £300. If you pay the extra to cover, say a laptop, your single article limit is increased to £1000 but the total baggage you can claim for is £1000. Not much use for my £900 laptop plus digital camera plus clothes and stuff! About £13 one way for 3 days