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NHs vulnerable and travel
sarmars74
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We booked a holiday last September to the US to travel at the end of July. I am concerned if FCO lift restrictions before my travel date what my rights will be. I am on the NHS shielded list so couldn’t travel anyway. Would my travel insurance cover me if I’m still being told to totally isolate by the Govt as I’m one of the 1.5milliin high risk group so clearly can’t travel in any circumstance in July?
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Yes it should do.
Are your health issues fully disclosed to your insurance company ? . They will ask for access to your medical recordsEx forum ambassador
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You need to read the insurance policy and see what it covers. All insurance is not the same.
When did you buy the insurance? Single or annual policy?0
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