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Littlejen22
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Travel insurance for medical?
in Travel
We have never had any but talk on here makes me question if we should get it. The only coverage I would be looking for is medical/dental when in UK (or other countries in the future.) Suggestions?
Jen - Mom to two December 12 babies
Nathaniel 12/12/06 and Addison 12/12/08
Re: Travel insurance for medical?
Thanks!
All A&E (ER) care is free to everyone, no matter if you are from there or live there, in the UK. If you go to the GP then it is not free if you are a visitor. I would imagine your parents were there on a visa if they were there for a year? They should have been able to get care through the NHS if they were there on a visa.