masterboy123
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Your VHI policy booklet/terms & conditions should clarify. Or just give them a call.I have VHI day to say plus health insurance pack.
I am travelling to USA and wondering if VHI is valid there?
Thanks for guiding in the right direction.Are you going to the US on vacation, or are you going to be there for an extended stay?
For extended stay you need something like this:
For a holiday, you probably need topup on the below for the US because that won't go very far in the US - unless your particular policy has a much higher max.
If you look at say VHI travel insurance, I think their cover assumes you already have health insurance in place (see https://www.vhi.ie/travel-insurance) and is on top of that.
Your Vhi Healthcare health insurance plan covers all your eligible in-patient hospital charges up to a maximum* of €65,000 / €100,000 if you need emergency treatment while on holidays abroad.
*Check your policy documents for the maximum amount on your plan.
Cover Abroad Claims | Vhi Health Insurance Plans
Secure Your Health Insurance Coverage Abroad with Vhi. Discover international coverage and easy claims processing for peace of mind while traveling.www1.vhi.ie
If you end up in a US hospital for anything serious that sum could be a tiny fraction of the total bill!So €65,000/- is included from the VHI policy.
Is this amount sufficient?
Insurance Ireland recommend that you purchase a policy that provides a minimum medical cover of €1 million.
In the US - no.So €65,000/- is included from the VHI policy.
Is this amount sufficient?
Thanks, I will get VHI travel insurance.If you end up in a US hospital for anything serious that sum could be a tiny fraction of the total bill!
Travel insurance & health - Department of Foreign Affairs
No matter where you travel, make sure that you’re prepared if things go wrong. Comprehensive travel insurance and appropriate vaccinations are a must.www.dfa.ie
Shop around.Thanks, I will get VHI travel insurance.
VHI only offering multitrip and we usually travel twice in a year.if you are just going on one trip , you don’t need multi trip insurance, just single trip insurance . There are loads of companies 123.ie, chill.ie, quote me.ie
Good to know this.Some credit cards come with travel insurance included but you pay an annual fee
I have had a BOI Platinum card for as long as I can remember and it has a very good travel insurance attached for a yearly fee of €75 or €80
IIRC once you pay for at least 50% of the travel with the card everyone traveling is covered worldwide and for up to 90 days
and last time I checked it was as good if not better than most other policy's provided on the Irish market
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