Travel Insurance

[Guest guest]

Does anyone know of a travel insurance company that covers Hypothyroidism as

standard.

Going to Holland in May and need a single trip policy.

Thanks

a

[Guest guest]

In my experience all of them do not put up your premiums because of hypothyroidism.You have to tell them of course.     Also, it depends on how many  other things you have wrong with you as they sometimes have a points system, not so much what you have wrong but how many things wrong.

If you just have hypothyroidism go ahead and choose the company you prefer.Lilian

[Guest guest]

My Lloyds TSB annual travelinsurance covered underactive thyroid as standard,

but that was one of the things provided by my bank account and it started to

cost too much so reverted back to a standard bank account. I did find one last

year that covered underactive thyroid as standard but can't for the life of me

remember the name and I am a bit of a de clutter junkie so shredded the docs

after the trip abroad.

Thanks

a

[Guest guest]

Hi a

I've used this company a couple of times for single trip insurance:

http://www.atlasdirect.net/travel-insurance.asp

There's a link on the left hand side to Pre-existing Medical Conditions.

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[Guest guest]

The guide books Lonely Planets have a good travel insurance. You'll need to check, but as I remember, declared chronic illnesses were covered. It's called Nomads, I believe.

I'm an American, live in France, and travel to Third World countries. I've used it number of times. There are several levels of policies. Fibrojay