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Travel insurance for the pregnant lady...

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K8eee · 24/10/2013 20:32

Dh and I are going for a long weekend in paris with some friends. It's only a Thursday to Monday thing, but I'm trying to find travel insurance that covers you whilst pregnant. I'll be 23/24 weeks so still ok to travel but were taking the Eurostar anyway Smile if anyone knows of any reasonable good companies please let me know!

TIA

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ILiveInAPineappleCoveredInSnow · 24/10/2013 20:43

Most companies seemed to offer insurance when I was ringing around for quotes for my holiday at 28 weeks.
Just find the company you want them give them a quick ring to check they cover - the ones I rang told me as long as I'd had no complications they'd cover me with no issue as standard!

K8eee · 24/10/2013 20:46

Thanks pineapple! Reading the wording in policies is boggling me Hmm no where can I see anything about being pregnant whilst travelling. I'm slowly losing the will to live with all this reading and online form filling

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puddleduck16 · 24/10/2013 21:07

I had booked a few days away before I knew I was pregnant. I got insurance through a firm who's name escapes me right now, but it was whoever Martin money saving expert recommended!!!! When I realised I was pregnant I checked the paperwork and it td me I was covered as standard till 24 weeks.

MrsVDB · 24/10/2013 21:28

We have travel insurance with bank account so check yours. We went to Bali at 22w and dh called to check I was covered and I was. Just give them a call if your unsure

LadyMedea · 25/10/2013 09:04

Most insurance companies go on the 'pregnancy is not an illness' approach and so will cover you for pregnancy related complications up to a certain point before your due date. THere is no need to tell them that you are pregnant. I have an annual policy with insure and go (great provider if you have existing medical conditions as it's easy to declare and get coverage) and I was covered up to 32 weeks.

sleepcrisis · 25/10/2013 09:34

We travelled while I was 28weeks and sed American Express which seemed to be the most comprehensive. My memory is a bit rubbish but I seem to remember the main problem was most companies wouldn't cover against prem labour - they'd cover complications while pregnant but not the baby. Which would obv be a very expensive situation to find yourself in especially as you would both be in hospital for a very long time. I actually found that calling them up was helpful and they had all the info for me quickly.

Have a great time!

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