Need 60 day travel insurance - struggling!

dbrookf

Can anyone recommend please - everyone I’ve tried to get online quotes for come up with 30 or 45 days at the most? I am 70.

Emmia

Why don't you get an annual policy?

daveyjp

Annual policy should do the job.  They generally have a 90 or 100 day max trip length.

MyRealNameToo

Other option would be a backpacker style policy as they often go up to a whole year away. You dont actually have to be backpacking, just make sure the rest of the limits are sufficient for your needs. They dont always have the best cover for your personal possessions but a half decent home insurance policy can have world wide PP included

dbrookf

Emmia said:

Why don't you get an annual policy?

It was an annual,policy!

dbrookf

daveyjp said:

Annual policy should do the job.  They generally have a 90 or 100 day max trip length.

It was an annual policy I got quotes for - no sign of being able to extend!?

35har1old

dbrookf said:

daveyjp said:

Annual policy should do the job.  They generally have a 90 or 100 day max trip length.

It was an annual policy I got quotes for - no sign of being able to extend!?

Packaged bank acciunt Lloyds Platinum 
45,62,93,186 or 279 consecutive days
Nationwide 120 days

MyRealNameToo

dbrookf said:

daveyjp said:

Annual policy should do the job.  They generally have a 90 or 100 day max trip length.

It was an annual policy I got quotes for - no sign of being able to extend!?

Staysure is 50 days but can be extended to 100 days if you are under 70. AA is 62 days, Cover for you is 62 days, Virgin Money Gold is 94 days, Aviva can be extended to 60 or 90 days, PostOffice can be extended to 60 days, Multitrip is 60 days, Gigasure supreme is 60 days, GreatCover Platinum is 60 days

Should be enough to get you started

dbrookf

MyRealNameToo said:

dbrookf said:

daveyjp said:

Annual policy should do the job.  They generally have a 90 or 100 day max trip length.

It was an annual policy I got quotes for - no sign of being able to extend!?

Staysure is 50 days but can be extended to 100 days if you are under 70. AA is 62 days, Cover for you is 62 days, Virgin Money Gold is 94 days, Aviva can be extended to 60 or 90 days, PostOffice can be extended to 60 days, Multitrip is 60 days, Gigasure supreme is 60 days, GreatCover Platinum is 60 days

Should be enough to get you started

How do you extend? Do you have to call them?

TELLIT01

Yes, call them.  You often need to do that for anything which isn't 'standard'.

MyRealNameToo

dbrookf said:

MyRealNameToo said:

dbrookf said:

daveyjp said:

Annual policy should do the job.  They generally have a 90 or 100 day max trip length.

It was an annual policy I got quotes for - no sign of being able to extend!?

Staysure is 50 days but can be extended to 100 days if you are under 70. AA is 62 days, Cover for you is 62 days, Virgin Money Gold is 94 days, Aviva can be extended to 60 or 90 days, PostOffice can be extended to 60 days, Multitrip is 60 days, Gigasure supreme is 60 days, GreatCover Platinum is 60 days

Should be enough to get you started

How do you extend? Do you have to call them?

Often it will be by phone for those that offer extension, else go with a provider that already offers 60+ days and then the off the shelf product meets your needs.