Travel insurance for elderly parents to visit
Apr 8th 2017, 6:32 pm
#16
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Re: Travel insurance for elderly parents to visit
You really think that someone would wait over 10+ years to spam the forum with hidden agenda?
Apr 9th 2017, 8:53 am
#17
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Re: Travel insurance for elderly parents to visit
Apr 22nd 2017, 9:25 pm
#18
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Location: Glasgow
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Re: Travel insurance for elderly parents to visit
Hi I have used visitors to Canada medical insurance a couple of times for both parents and in laws has always been way cheaper than what they were quoted in uk and covered their stable preexisting conditions
The policies were with 21st century and RSA
Was $172 for 2 weeks last time sept 2016
It is only medical insurance not travel I.e. Flight cancelation lost luggage etc, but they bought that from icelandair direct not sure about other airlines
The policies were with 21st century and RSA
Was $172 for 2 weeks last time sept 2016
It is only medical insurance not travel I.e. Flight cancelation lost luggage etc, but they bought that from icelandair direct not sure about other airlines
Apr 25th 2017, 11:43 am
#20
Slightly Canadian
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Location: St. John's, Newfoundland
Posts: 10,129
Re: Travel insurance for elderly parents to visit
Try these: Travel Insurance with Medical Conditions | Age UK or https://www.world-first.co.uk/home/t...e/seniors.aspx or https://www.staysure.co.uk/travel-in...enior-citizen/
We used Staysure for our last trip to Canada and US. They covered my wifes exisitng conditions - heart problems, diabetes, arthritis - but at a cost! I think it was something like £600 for 3 weeks. We've also used them when we used to visit here for 6 weeeks at a time before we emigrated and it was, pro rata, a lot cheaper than US coverage!
We used Staysure for our last trip to Canada and US. They covered my wifes exisitng conditions - heart problems, diabetes, arthritis - but at a cost! I think it was something like £600 for 3 weeks. We've also used them when we used to visit here for 6 weeeks at a time before we emigrated and it was, pro rata, a lot cheaper than US coverage!
