Seniors Travel Insurance Quotes

Some insurers automatically cover any dependent children or grandchildren travelling with you at no extra cost, as long as they are under the age of 18, not in full time employment and are listed on your policy. Additional terms and conditions may apply so be sure to understand your insurer's definition of a dependent.

Although you can compare seniors quotes up to the age 100 on Comparetravelinsurance.com.au, some insurers do have age limits you should be aware of. Our handy guide provides more details on seniors travel insurance age limits.

Yes, but the older you get, you might find more exclusions and less cover is available to you. You might need to prove your health status with a medical assessment if you are over a certain age.

Unlimited overseas medical expenses Cover for pre-existing medical conditions Loss of luggage Cancellation Replacement of money Personal liability And more...

An ongoing medical or dental condition which you are aware of, or have symptoms of. A condition you are currently seeking medical treatment for, or have previously been treated for, by a medical professional. A condition you are taking medicine for currently or you’ve had surgery for, in the past 12 months. Note: pre-existing medical conditions apply not only to the person who buys the travel insurance policy, but also your travelling companion or close relative.

Most insurers have a list of pre-existing medical conditions that are automatically covered for free like asthma, cataracts, some types of diabetes, hypertension which do not require an assessment or declaration form to be submitted. If you have a pre-existing medical condition not listed, you may be able to get cover for an additional fee. Depending upon the seriousness and recency of the condition, your application may require further assessment. See more about pre-existing conditions and medical assessments here.

Most insurers cover Type I and Type II diabetes if you were diagnosed more than 12 months ago - age restrictions often apply. Luckily for you - our diabetes guide details who-covers-what.

Most insurers cover some form of hypertention automatically, but conditions to do with your last reading and age limit might apply. Our handy table helps you compare which insurers cover hypertension.

Mid-range and Comprehensive policies provide cover for your items - but single item limits apply. Usually you will be covered for around $750 per item. If your hearing aids of false teeth (or any other high value item) are worth more than this, you'll need to tell your insurer so they can make sure you are properly insured.

All insurance premiums are calculated based on your risk, so your age compared to the past claims history of your age group will determine how much your travel insurance will cost. As there does tend to be more claims for senior travellers, premiums do tend to be a little higher.

No, you don’t have to get a medical assessment to buy a policy, but without it you will not have cover for any of your pre-existing conditions that have not been assessed.

Yes, subject to typical exclusions. Remember that each insurer has limits on how much they cover for, so you should consider if you need to increase your cover for your expensive wheelchair. If you're due compensation from an airline for damage to your wheelchair, travel insurance will not reimburse you also.

It depends! You can certainly get cover. Some insurers cover you for cruising automatically, others require you to purchase their cruise pack in order to covered on land and sea. If you click 'more info' within the quote results, we tell you if the policy covers for cruises automatically. Alternatively, visit our cruise insurance page to get quotes that include cruises.

Our guide to seniors travel insurance has heaps more handy information to help you find the best cover for your upcoming holiday! Confused? We cut through any grey areas!