I know I should expect I will but does everyone else take out personal health insurance for three weeks in France
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Would have probably done the same but we go ski-ing!!!Been over , 10 times between 2 & 3weeks , up until now never bothered just took my EHIC card.
I might do it next year as going twice & not sure how long each time.
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We always take out health cover. If you need repatriation and you don't have cover be prepared to sell your house.
Been over , 10 times between 2 & 3weeks , up until now never bothered just took my EHIC card.
I might do it next year as going twice & not sure how long each time.
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Well so would I but when your insurers turn round and want an extra £600 one year (That was AXA, who did Lloyd's Banks travel insurance) when you've had your pre-existing for longer than the bank account and nowt has changed, it does rather make you stick your two fingers up at them! I haven't found anyone else who will do longer than 3 month trips on an annual policy.Always take health cover out with RP , the cost is immaterial I would rather be covered for all eventualities
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We use justtravelcover.comYes - you have also to be aware that some state's health cover is not as comprehensive as ours - eg I get free scrips - I'm retired plus had a medical exemption - here - but in France though the state will provide my treatment free and my scrip free, I will have to pay upfront at the pharmacy and there is ALWAYS a co-pay on the drugs. The EHIC will not refund that co-pay. It won't be an arm and a leg in most cases - unless of course you have some sort of dire emergency and need extra-expensive drugs.
I have thought of doing one-off covers, it's such a PITA though when you've always had annual cover and not had to think about it.
Could you tell me please, which insurer(s) allow you to exclude baggage cover? - haven't come across any that were at all flexible since about 1980!!
Well so would I but when your insurers turn round and want an extra £600 one year (That was AXA, who did Lloyd's Banks travel insurance) when you've had your pre-existing for longer than the bank account and nowt has changed, it does rather make you stick your two fingers up at them! I haven't found anyone else who will do longer than 3 month trips on an annual policy.
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