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annual travel insurance renewal urgent hlp pls...
lelole
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Hi
I had a message to say my annual travel insurance needs renewing today. In the last year I have developed symptoms and been under investigation for a chronic illness but not diagnosed. If I just renew the existing premium at the quote given, do I need to declare these symptoms? Will I still be covered if it is a seamless renewal or would it still be treated as a pre-existing condition??
Thanks
Leah
I had a message to say my annual travel insurance needs renewing today. In the last year I have developed symptoms and been under investigation for a chronic illness but not diagnosed. If I just renew the existing premium at the quote given, do I need to declare these symptoms? Will I still be covered if it is a seamless renewal or would it still be treated as a pre-existing condition??
Thanks
Leah
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No.
With annual policies there are 2 occasions when you need to declare all pre-existing conditions:
1) When you buy or renew the policy
2) When you book a trip
So it is wrong (and potentially dangerous) to think that if you are free of any declarable conditions when you buy/renew the policy you never need to declare any that occur during the period under cover.0 -
OK thank you for your help.
Leah0 -
You will need to declare that you are under investigation. However they will not cover an undiagnosed condition until you have a firm diagnosis and then they may or may not cover it.0
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If you have a holiday booked then you may need to cancel it before the cover runs out and claim on the old policy.
However, there may be a restriction if you booked after you became aware of the illness.0 -
magpiecottage wrote: »If you have a holiday booked then you may need to cancel it before the cover runs out and claim on the old policy.
You cannot just cancel a holiday and claim the cost of cancellation off your insurance. (The reason for the cancellation needs to be covered by the policy - and the OP has no insured reason!)0
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