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Over 85 Travel Insurance

If you are over 85 you might find it difficult to get travel insurance for your trip to Europe or further afields.

We have scoured the market for you to find the providers who cover the over 85s and we have listed them below. This information is current as of 2009.

Travel Insurance Provider Over 80s cover? Max Age Over 80s Features
Website
Yes
99
Covers for the Overs 80snnd with average savings of over £37 for worldwide cover.
Yes
99
Cover includes emergency medical expenses and dental treatment.
Insureforall
Yes
99
Insure for all specialise in senior citizen travel insurance.
Direct Line Holiday Insurance
Yes
99
Annual cover available to under 65's only from Direct Line

 

Latest news for the over 85s

Is annual cover good for the Over 85s?
November 2009

By now, whenever you plan a big trip, travel insurance is a routine concern. Depending on where you're going, the kind of trip you're taking and your personal circumstances, you may well need some combination of trip-cancellation and medical insurance, at a minimum. You may want baggage loss, delay, and other coverage as well.

And you typically pay for insurance by the trip. But if you travel a lot -- or for long stretches -- you might be better off with year-round insurance. Although long-term travel insurance sales pitches tend to concentrate on business travelers who spend a lot of time on the road, many of you leisure travelers -- including seniors, students, and individuals caring for sick relatives -- may spend a good part of the year traveling. Especially if much of that travel is outside the UK, you may need ongoing coverage. And if you travel as much as some of the seniors and students I know do, a long-term program may beat individual-trip insurance.