michelle doran

Just looking for worldwide travel insurance.........quotes ranging from $1,500 -$2000 for 2 adults/1 child.
We always had annual insurance in Uk, and generally cost about 100 squid!!

Please...somebody tell me there's another way.....or at least some feedback on more reasonable suppliers!

Oz...cheap?.....naaaaaaah!:curse:

Possums

where are you going to can't believe that price we used Insure and Go in the UK done a google and found this site, dont know if its any good

http://www.insure4less.com.au/

quoll

I have annual cover with QBE through Qantas, admittedly for 2 adults (no kids wooo hoo!!) but it is about $650 from memory.

badassbrickie

over in uk, our bank offers us worldwide cover with our account, for all the family, might be worth loking itno that in oz.

spartacus

I've seen you're holiday snaps from last year, and quite frankly I'm not surprised!

goldchoccycoin

Try http://www.columbusdirect.com/aus/?c...rceCode=TESINT

They cover anyone who has lived in Aus for more than 3 months (PR or not)

Quick quote gave me $539 (incl USA) for 2 adults and 1 child

Or: excluding USA, Japan etc. $489 - that's only 200 quid so not too bad

Centurion

www.americanexpress.com.au

One of the best coverage and benefits packages by far.

Pomster

we took out annual insurance (2 adults and 1 child) with columbus direct in May for 389 dollars....(excl USA)

Wol

One of the above won't insure if you're over 65 - and the other if you're over 56!

That's me out, then................

adriang

look at webjet. I got world wide for $299 last month. I was a special, think they are usually $399, underwritten by Mondial Insurance.

Wol

Had a good look at their PDS, including the following:

What is a PRE-EXISTING MEDICAL Condition?
A Pre-existing Medical Condition means:
a] An ongoing medical or dental condition of which you are aware, or
related complication you have, or the symptoms of which you are
aware;
b] A medical or dental condition that is currently being, or has been
investigated, or treated by a health professional (including dentist or
chiropractor);
c] Any condition for which you take prescribed medicine;
d] Any condition for which you have had surgery;
e] Any condition for which you see a medical specialist

For anyone over the age of about ten, with the odd operation, having seen the doc for several complaints and problems over the years, etc, just about any condition is excluded from any claim!