Best 1 Year, Whole Family Travel Insurance
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If by Multi-Trip you mean VHI, then yes I can recommend. Have purchased the annual policy for years; thankfully have only had one serious claim and everything was fully covered with one phone call. Hospital costs would otherwise have been the price of a new car, but I had zero medical bills to pay.
I presumed that they meant this provider...
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I have a BOI platinum credit card which comes with travel insurance
Been using it for over 20 years now and find it very good and I think great value
But one feature I think stands out more is the fact that when I book a holiday I don't think about it, it's just there
In the T&C's section you'll find the policy details
Been using it for over 20 years now and find it very good and I think great value
But one feature I think stands out more is the fact that when I book a holiday I don't think about it, it's just there
In the T&C's section you'll find the policy details
You need to select the cover type as Individual and then adjust the Number of People. I did this last week with Multi Trip for a family of 5 with 3 children aged > 18.
Thanks, Let me try it then.
VHI Website states "Your Vhi MultiTrip cover is only valid if you are a resident in Ireland and have private medical insurance here. Your medical insurance must provide a minimum of €65,000 overseas emergency medical cover."
Yes, They ask "Do you have a current Vhi Health Insurance policy?", I said "No". They are allowing to carry on with the quote and at the end they say "I confirm that everyone on this policy has medical insurance". It is just crazy. They should not allow people to continue if they dont have health insurance in first place.
My search continues for another travel insurance provider. Seeking any suggestions as well.
Did you look at what I've suggested??
I dont have a credit card. Even if paying 100% within a month I have to pay the Govt duty for a credit card every year.
Okay you don't have a CC so are you paying for everything with a debit card, nothing wrong with that
But what if you have to hire a car while on these holidays, have you got the funds to cover the security deposit they might charge
The stamp duty of €30 plus the annual charge €76.16 comes in cheaper then the quotes you listed in post #19
With regards to paying "100%" within one month there are ways around this
And you only have to 50% of the holiday for the whole family to be covered
There is also the AER Credit Card which has more benefits the the Platinum but a slightly dearer annual charge of €78