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Over 65 travel insurance trip limit

MissSilver

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11 May 2024 at 6:40PM in Overseas holidays & travel planning

When I was 65, just the other day, my travel insurance covered me for 60 days per trip. Now I am 66 and I am only covered for 21 days (other policies offer 31). So now I have time to travel..I can't get the cover! What do people do?

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mebu60 Posts: 1,496 Forumite

11 May 2024 at 6:46PM

I'm 66, my Staysure policy allows up to 50 days in one trip for age up to and including 70, 35 days one trip age 71 and over and 183 days of total travel in the year.

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Hoenir Posts: 6,763 Forumite

11 May 2024 at 6:48PM

There's insurance cover out there. Your policy is most likely multi trip rather than long stay.

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Bicycleman22 Posts: 115 Forumite

11 May 2024 at 6:49PM

All Clear cover up to 365 days single trip for over 65s.

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MissSilver Posts: 5 Forumite

11 May 2024 at 7:24PM

Thank you, all. I didn't know about long trip cover ~ I'll explore it!

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MissSilver Posts: 5 Forumite

11 May 2024 at 9:38PM

All Clear seems to specialise in people with medical conditions, to really ramp up the cost! But still good to compare, thank you

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