Over 65s Travel Insurance

If you’re over the age of 65 and looking to travel in the near future, it’s vital to ensure you’re covered with an insurance policy which suits your needs. Whether you’re fit or healthy or have a medical condition, at Insurancewith we have a selection of policies with varying cover levels, so you can choose the best cover for you.

At Insurancewith we pride ourselves on being able to offer wide-ranging medical insurance for all age groups. We want to ensure everyone can enjoy their holiday with the peace of mind a travel insurance policy gives you.

Over 65's policy benefits

Without travel insurance, the risks are simply too high. If you’re injured or unwell abroad, you may need to pay hundreds and possibly thousands of pounds for hospital care and treatment bills. You may also be liable for the costs of repatriation back to the UK.

By arranging personal travel insurance and ensuring you’re covered for your upcoming holidays, you’ll benefit from:

• Peace of mind when enjoying your holidays. Even with a basic level of protection you’ll be covered for certain conditions and incidents.
• Flexible policy durations – to cover both short and longer trips abroad
• Choose cover that suits your needs. Our specialist on-line risk rating tool assess your health and ask all the relevant questions to ensure you have the right level of protection.
• Cover for you and your partner and family, if you’re not travelling alone.

Over 65's Policy benefits

• Up to £10 million medical expenses cover
• Specialist cover for 1000s of medical conditions, often at no additional cost
• Cover for prescription medication and mobility equipment
• Emergency Assistance Team available 24/7, 365 days a year
• Special discounts for couples and families
• UK, European and Worldwide cover
• Choose cover to suit you with multiple policy types
• 14 day cooling off period (as long as you haven’t travelled or claimed)
• 15% discount automatically applied when buying online

Travel Tips For Over 65s

If you’ll be jet setting off around the world in the near future, it’s important to take on as much information as possible. As such, we’ve compiled some great tips for you to consider below:

• Check your passport’s expiry date and ensure it’ll be valid for at least the duration of your stay. In certain countries you also need to have six months’ validity from the day you arrive – so double check the facts. Many countries outside the EU also require a Visa. You’ll be able to access more information on this from the government.
• If you’re looking for country specific information before you travel, check out the Foreign & Commonwealth Office. This will give you useful information on laws, customs and much more.
• Ensure you have extra copies of all your important documents before travelling. This includes your passport and driving license.
• Visit your GP to discuss your health and arrange vaccinations. There are both mandatory and optional vaccines for you to consider for foreign diseases, including Typhoid, Yellow Fever and Hepatitis.
• From 1st January 2021 rules around travel to Europe have changed, visit the Government website for up to date information on passports, EHIC, healthcare and more. We’ll update this page with more information as and when the Government release it.
• It’s advised to consider your itinerary before travel. If you’re over the age of 65 you should be able to get reduced concession prices to many attractions around the world.
• Make sure to shop around when it comes to buying foreign currency. After all, the more you have to spend abroad, the better off you’ll be.
• Don’t forget to tell your bank or building society that you’re travelling abroad, especially if you plan to use a debit or credit card overseas.

*Based upon Trustpilot’s 2019 data.