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Travel Insurance - Pre-exisitng condition
m_rik
Posts: 3 Newbie
Hello,
I'm 31 and I am soon leaving to work two months in Canada. I was therefore looking into long stay insurances to cover me while I'm living there.
Last month, I got a surgery to fix my nasal septum deviation. I'm really happy about it and I can now breathe so much better than I have been able to my whole life.
However, I was wondering if this still counted as a pre-existing condition with strong consequences on the prices. Because it happened within the last two years, the answers I have found until now are very contradictory and I would appreciate your help.
Thank you very much!
I'm 31 and I am soon leaving to work two months in Canada. I was therefore looking into long stay insurances to cover me while I'm living there.
Last month, I got a surgery to fix my nasal septum deviation. I'm really happy about it and I can now breathe so much better than I have been able to my whole life.
However, I was wondering if this still counted as a pre-existing condition with strong consequences on the prices. Because it happened within the last two years, the answers I have found until now are very contradictory and I would appreciate your help.
Thank you very much!
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It is a pre-existing condition however you can choose a policy that simply excludes pre-existing conditions and thus avoid the loading assuming you are happy to "risk" any late complications of the surgery0
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Thank you very much InsideInsurance!0
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