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  • Re: insurance outside the UK

    Hi Emlea You could also try expatriates cover via JBI Insurance, you can check their website for further details http://www.jbionline.com Hope this helps
    Posted to Travel insurance FAQs (Forum) by Flexicover Help on June 30, 2009
  • Re: Starting a Travel Insurance while already out of the country

    Hi Mc-Fie There is a company called JBI that can arrange cover for people outisde the UK. Check out their expatriates link on jbionline.com It&#39;s not clear whether you are in South America at the moment and will be staying there or if you are planning to travel there after your contract expires. This could make a difference to the type of ...
    Posted to Travel insurance (Forum) by Flexicover Help on June 30, 2009
  • Re: Policies for couples

    Hi Whilst your son and his girlfriend cannot apply for a policy as a couple they should be able to go on the same policy as individuals. If they do go on a single policy then the person making the booking would be taking responsibility for agreeing to the terms of the policy as advised by huckster in an earlier post. As there is no financial ...
    Posted to Travel insurance (Forum) by Flexicover Help on June 30, 2009
  • Re: Help needed in finding a simple single trip UK tavel policy for 12 days

    Travel insurance policies that include cancellation cover should provide cover for cancellation as a result of a new injury or illness that occurs after the policy is purchased. This applies to yourself and your wife or a non-travelling close relative. However, it is unusual to find a travel insurance policy that includes cover for the travel ...
    Posted to Travel insurance (Forum) by Flexicover Help on April 30, 2009
  • Re: Insurance for working abroad

    Your daughter should be able to find a suitable policy by using the MSM travel insurance comparision tool. If she will be participating in surfing then you will need to check the hazardous activity cover on the policy to ensure that she will be covered whilst surfing. Hope this helps.
    Posted to Travel insurance (Forum) by Flexicover Help on April 30, 2009
  • Re: Travel insurance for pregnant women

    Hi If it helps, from 22nd December insurers should not apply a general restriction for pregnancy on travel insurance. New EU legislation regarding gender discrimination is being applied from that date. Insurance companies should no longer specifically exclude pregnancy, policy terms and conditions will most likely be amended to make it clear that ...
    Posted to Travel insurance (Forum) by Flexicover Help on December 15, 2008
  • Re: Travel insurance advice needed

    Until the rules change at the end of the year, as mentioned by Purple Viking, companies can still include pregnancy exclusions on their policy. From January you should be able to purchase cover that does not automatically exclude you just because you are pregnant. In the meantime you have the choice of finding a policy that best suits your needs ...
    Posted to Travel insurance FAQs (Forum) by Flexicover Help on October 21, 2008
  • Re: Has travel insurance company changed or is this a scam

    The current &#39;Elect Travel Insurance&#39; offerings on MSM indicate that the products are arranged by Insure For Travel so I&#39;m not surprised that they invited renewal using their main brand name rather than Elect. Hope this helps to clarify.
    Posted to Travel insurance (Forum) by Flexicover Help on October 21, 2008
  • Re: Holiday insurance claim - Lack of communication - next steps to take?

    Hi Neal As promised we have investigated the situation for you. The insurance company have confirmed that the claim was due to be reviewed again today following your most recent correspondence to them (received 15th September). We are concerned that you have not received your camera back from the insurance company... You mentioned that you have ...
    Posted to Ask the Expert - Insurance (Forum) by Flexicover Help on September 29, 2008
  • Re: Family members travelling seperately

    Hi Costa That depends on your chosen insurance provider. Some policies will allow you and your daughters to be insured even when travelling independently of one another (presuming your daughters are young enough to be included on your policy in the first place). Check the product before you buy to clarify this. Hope this helps.
    Posted to Travel insurance FAQs (Forum) by Flexicover Help on September 26, 2008
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