UK travel insurance for Indian green card holder with pre-existing medical conditions [closed]
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My mother-in-law, who is an Indian citizen, is currently in the US, staying with my sister-in-law. She has a Green Card. My wife and I live in the UK and she is visiting us for a couple of months. How do we get a travel insurance for her that takes into account her pre-existing medical conditions (high blood pressure, diabetes)?
Searching for travel insurance in the UK seems to give only options that require the applicant be a UK resident (which my mil is not). Searching for travel insurance in India requires her to travel from India (which she is not).
I am unable to find a good site/provider that gives options for this scenario. Do you know any? All help will be appreciated!
Thanks,
Sridhar
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asked May 13 at 10:36
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My mother-in-law, who is an Indian citizen, is currently in the US, staying with my sister-in-law. She has a Green Card. My wife and I live in the UK and she is visiting us for a couple of months. How do we get a travel insurance for her that takes into account her pre-existing medical conditions (high blood pressure, diabetes)?
Searching for travel insurance in the UK seems to give only options that require the applicant be a UK resident (which my mil is not). Searching for travel insurance in India requires her to travel from India (which she is not).
I am unable to find a good site/provider that gives options for this scenario. Do you know any? All help will be appreciated!
Thanks,
Sridhar
indian-citizens insurance us-residents
asked May 13 at 10:36
sridharraman
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closed as off-topic by Ali Awan, Giorgio, David Richerby, Tor-Einar Jarnbjo, choster May 16 at 22:28
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "Questions on price-shopping for specific goods or services are off-topic as prices and availability change frequently in many locations. See: What is a shopping question?" – Ali Awan, Giorgio, David Richerby, Tor-Einar Jarnbjo
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You need to get her travel insurance from the USA which will cover her travels. She's a US resident. There are many insurance companies out there which will give you quotes.
– Musonius Rufus
May 13 at 10:40
In a weird case of search problems, I seem to get only results for US citizens or sites in the UK. Even if I explicitly move from google.co.uk to google.com, the results are the same. Is there a travel insurance comparison site in the US that you can share?
– sridharraman
May 13 at 10:46
I just got several quotes from reputable companies like AIG and they have plans for people with preexisting conditions. insuremytrip.com/travel-insurance-plans-coverages/…
– Musonius Rufus
May 13 at 11:02
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Did you not get travel insurance 'traveling from India' when she left for the USA?
– user16259
May 13 at 12:08
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You should check her US coverage to see if it is valid in the UK. It is not uncommon for US plans to have worldwide coverage. You should also consider that plans that appear to be only for US citizens may actually cover permanent residents (read the fine print), but the people who write the promotional text for the web site may have failed to contemplate that possibility.
– phoog
May 13 at 13:38
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My mother-in-law, who is an Indian citizen, is currently in the US, staying with my sister-in-law. She has a Green Card. My wife and I live in the UK and she is visiting us for a couple of months. How do we get a travel insurance for her that takes into account her pre-existing medical conditions (high blood pressure, diabetes)?
Searching for travel insurance in the UK seems to give only options that require the applicant be a UK resident (which my mil is not). Searching for travel insurance in India requires her to travel from India (which she is not).
I am unable to find a good site/provider that gives options for this scenario. Do you know any? All help will be appreciated!
Thanks,
Sridhar
indian-citizens insurance us-residents
asked May 13 at 10:36
sridharraman
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My mother-in-law, who is an Indian citizen, is currently in the US, staying with my sister-in-law. She has a Green Card. My wife and I live in the UK and she is visiting us for a couple of months. How do we get a travel insurance for her that takes into account her pre-existing medical conditions (high blood pressure, diabetes)?
Searching for travel insurance in the UK seems to give only options that require the applicant be a UK resident (which my mil is not). Searching for travel insurance in India requires her to travel from India (which she is not).
I am unable to find a good site/provider that gives options for this scenario. Do you know any? All help will be appreciated!
Thanks,
Sridhar
indian-citizens insurance us-residents
asked May 13 at 10:36
sridharraman
61
asked May 13 at 10:36
sridharraman
61
asked May 13 at 10:36
sridharraman
61
asked May 13 at 10:36
sridharraman
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61
closed as off-topic by Ali Awan, Giorgio, David Richerby, Tor-Einar Jarnbjo, choster May 16 at 22:28
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "Questions on price-shopping for specific goods or services are off-topic as prices and availability change frequently in many locations. See: What is a shopping question?" – Ali Awan, Giorgio, David Richerby, Tor-Einar Jarnbjo
closed as off-topic by Ali Awan, Giorgio, David Richerby, Tor-Einar Jarnbjo, choster May 16 at 22:28
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "Questions on price-shopping for specific goods or services are off-topic as prices and availability change frequently in many locations. See: What is a shopping question?" – Ali Awan, Giorgio, David Richerby, Tor-Einar Jarnbjo
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You need to get her travel insurance from the USA which will cover her travels. She's a US resident. There are many insurance companies out there which will give you quotes.
– Musonius Rufus
May 13 at 10:40
In a weird case of search problems, I seem to get only results for US citizens or sites in the UK. Even if I explicitly move from google.co.uk to google.com, the results are the same. Is there a travel insurance comparison site in the US that you can share?
– sridharraman
May 13 at 10:46
I just got several quotes from reputable companies like AIG and they have plans for people with preexisting conditions. insuremytrip.com/travel-insurance-plans-coverages/…
– Musonius Rufus
May 13 at 11:02
1
Did you not get travel insurance 'traveling from India' when she left for the USA?
– user16259
May 13 at 12:08
2
You should check her US coverage to see if it is valid in the UK. It is not uncommon for US plans to have worldwide coverage. You should also consider that plans that appear to be only for US citizens may actually cover permanent residents (read the fine print), but the people who write the promotional text for the web site may have failed to contemplate that possibility.
– phoog
May 13 at 13:38
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You need to get her travel insurance from the USA which will cover her travels. She's a US resident. There are many insurance companies out there which will give you quotes.
– Musonius Rufus
May 13 at 10:40
In a weird case of search problems, I seem to get only results for US citizens or sites in the UK. Even if I explicitly move from google.co.uk to google.com, the results are the same. Is there a travel insurance comparison site in the US that you can share?
– sridharraman
May 13 at 10:46
I just got several quotes from reputable companies like AIG and they have plans for people with preexisting conditions. insuremytrip.com/travel-insurance-plans-coverages/…
– Musonius Rufus
May 13 at 11:02
1
Did you not get travel insurance 'traveling from India' when she left for the USA?
– user16259
May 13 at 12:08
2
You should check her US coverage to see if it is valid in the UK. It is not uncommon for US plans to have worldwide coverage. You should also consider that plans that appear to be only for US citizens may actually cover permanent residents (read the fine print), but the people who write the promotional text for the web site may have failed to contemplate that possibility.
– phoog
May 13 at 13:38
1
1
You need to get her travel insurance from the USA which will cover her travels. She's a US resident. There are many insurance companies out there which will give you quotes.
– Musonius Rufus
May 13 at 10:40
You need to get her travel insurance from the USA which will cover her travels. She's a US resident. There are many insurance companies out there which will give you quotes.
– Musonius Rufus
May 13 at 10:40
In a weird case of search problems, I seem to get only results for US citizens or sites in the UK. Even if I explicitly move from google.co.uk to google.com, the results are the same. Is there a travel insurance comparison site in the US that you can share?
– sridharraman
May 13 at 10:46
In a weird case of search problems, I seem to get only results for US citizens or sites in the UK. Even if I explicitly move from google.co.uk to google.com, the results are the same. Is there a travel insurance comparison site in the US that you can share?
– sridharraman
May 13 at 10:46
I just got several quotes from reputable companies like AIG and they have plans for people with preexisting conditions. insuremytrip.com/travel-insurance-plans-coverages/…
– Musonius Rufus
May 13 at 11:02
I just got several quotes from reputable companies like AIG and they have plans for people with preexisting conditions. insuremytrip.com/travel-insurance-plans-coverages/…
– Musonius Rufus
May 13 at 11:02
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1
Did you not get travel insurance 'traveling from India' when she left for the USA?
– user16259
May 13 at 12:08
Did you not get travel insurance 'traveling from India' when she left for the USA?
– user16259
May 13 at 12:08
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You should check her US coverage to see if it is valid in the UK. It is not uncommon for US plans to have worldwide coverage. You should also consider that plans that appear to be only for US citizens may actually cover permanent residents (read the fine print), but the people who write the promotional text for the web site may have failed to contemplate that possibility.
– phoog
May 13 at 13:38
You should check her US coverage to see if it is valid in the UK. It is not uncommon for US plans to have worldwide coverage. You should also consider that plans that appear to be only for US citizens may actually cover permanent residents (read the fine print), but the people who write the promotional text for the web site may have failed to contemplate that possibility.
– phoog
May 13 at 13:38
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You need to get her travel insurance from the USA which will cover her travels. She's a US resident. There are many insurance companies out there which will give you quotes.
– Musonius Rufus
May 13 at 10:40
In a weird case of search problems, I seem to get only results for US citizens or sites in the UK. Even if I explicitly move from google.co.uk to google.com, the results are the same. Is there a travel insurance comparison site in the US that you can share?
– sridharraman
May 13 at 10:46
I just got several quotes from reputable companies like AIG and they have plans for people with preexisting conditions. insuremytrip.com/travel-insurance-plans-coverages/…
– Musonius Rufus
May 13 at 11:02
1
Did you not get travel insurance 'traveling from India' when she left for the USA?
– user16259
May 13 at 12:08
2
You should check her US coverage to see if it is valid in the UK. It is not uncommon for US plans to have worldwide coverage. You should also consider that plans that appear to be only for US citizens may actually cover permanent residents (read the fine print), but the people who write the promotional text for the web site may have failed to contemplate that possibility.
– phoog
May 13 at 13:38