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Old 15 Feb 19, 12:17 AM  
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16 month medical / travel insurance question

DD has been accepted onto the HRC programme at Epcot for 15 months, her flight is booked so I'm now in the very confusing area of insurance.

Disney state she must have proof of medical insurance, but I'm getting quotes pop up for travel as well as medical insurance. Are these the same thing or do I need both? I need a 16 month policy for her, not going to cut costs on this, but just not sure which path to take.

If anyone has any advice or recommendations that would be great.
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Old 15 Feb 19, 12:18 PM  
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Pick the phone up and explain your predicament to the insurance companies.
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Old 15 Feb 19, 07:44 PM  
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I expect when they say medical insurance it is what we regard as medical section of a travel ins policy. I know insureandgo do long stay policies so check them. They can offer up to 18 months.
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Old 15 Feb 19, 10:13 PM  
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Pick the phone up and explain your predicament to the insurance companies.
Thanks, yes I'd thought of that, I was just wondering if anyone on here had personal experience of this before I called.
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Old 15 Feb 19, 10:14 PM  
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I expect when they say medical insurance it is what we regard as medical section of a travel ins policy. I know insureandgo do long stay policies so check them. They can offer up to 18 months.
Thank you for that I'll take a look at their policies.
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Old 15 Feb 19, 10:59 PM  
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Thank you for that I'll take a look at their policies.
You're welcome. Take a look at Staysure as well as they also offer Long Stay insurance up to 18 months. They have a basic option and a comprehensive option with the difference mostly around sums insured per section eg 5m medical on basic, 10m on comprehensive and so on across the sections. Look at accessing via quidco or top cash back if either company offers that to make a saving.
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Thanks, yes I'd thought of that, I was just wondering if anyone on here had personal experience of this before I called.
Hiya f1girly - hubs and I require 180 day long stay cover, it may be worth contacting these insurers re your daughter:

Go Walk About
AA Travel Insurance
Just Travel
Boots Travel Insurance

On Boots cover this trip, I was admitted into hospital a week after arrival, Boots underwriter well on the ball and took over all communications with the hospital billing dept immediately.
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Excellent, thanks Chris's, I'll take a look at those.
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