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![]() Falling ill on you travels can cost you and your family dear The cost of falling ill on holiday can easily run into £1 million-plus so it's vital to have good travel health insurance cover for medical mishaps. According to the Foreign & Commonwealth Office in Mediterranean countries just 2 days in a general ward could sting you £1,600. For 2 days in intensive care £5,000 is nearer the mark. That may bring tears to your eyes. But if you fall ill in the USA a busted leg or wrist could take you to the cleaners to the tune of £20,000-30,000. Hot Tips and InfoHope for the best - but prepare for the worst Calculate the odds and cover you need for at least the essentials Don't let lack of insurance land you in deep debt Lack of cover may play on your mind especially at these costs Families need to have cover as risks become multiplied Adequate medical travel insurance is cheap compared to the costs of treatment abroad StingEven something as simple as a stomach bug or sunburn can sting you big time - expect to cough up around £35 for each visit to the doctor in Mediterranean countries and £200 - 400 in the States (USA). The cost of bringing you home to the UK depends on just how sick you are. If you need a stretcher as opposed to an ordinary seat on a normal flight, take a deep breath. The latest figures according the Foreign & Commonwealth Office are:-
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The approximate figures above are supplied by the Commonwealth Office's partners, FirstAssist. |