Man of Harveys
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So if the UK voted to leave the EU, would this benefit go? So we'd all have to take out travel insurance in case we get a touch of the Steve Gritts from a dodgy tomato?
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Hastings gull
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Yes, presumably. And I really think it would be good practice to have travel insurance anyway, rather than risk it. The EHIC card is really only meant for emergencies; true, some hospitals will use this for their convenience, but it would be unwise to assume that all medical practices everywhere in the EU will want it for payment, and if you were desperate, you would really have little choice.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Most travel insurance has an excess, so why pay out when the card covers you? As I posted previously, even the small amount I had to pay, I could get refunded from Newcastle via my NI contributions.
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This was 3 months ago. He was in a bad way so there were no discussions when he collapsed as to what paperwork he had with him. They were just pleased that an ambulances arrived. It was when the receptionist that night said are you sure you are covered for here as we have had problems before.
This was 3 months ago. He was in a bad way so there were no discussions when he collapsed as to what paperwork he had with him. They were just pleased that an ambulances arrived. It was when the receptionist that night said are you sure you are covered for here as we have had problems before.
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Thanks for advice folks. It's not actually for me. I am covered all round world through work but I am taking my father away for xmas/new year and just wanted to check whether i really needed extra insurance for him.
He always said if he dies while on holiday he hopes it's on the last day but don't bother paying to ship him home, just tip him into the sea. His words , not mine
Will respond to Ernest's post separately - I think he seems to think I am Mr H himself - Deluded or hilarious. I cant work out which
He always said if he dies while on holiday he hopes it's on the last day but don't bother paying to ship him home, just tip him into the sea. His words , not mine
Will respond to Ernest's post separately - I think he seems to think I am Mr H himself - Deluded or hilarious. I cant work out which
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[MENTION=1416]Ernest[/MENTION]
Don't worry ERNEST.
My E101s for all countries in Europe are in already in place, should I require them and I dont really need my EHIC as any future employer normally provides private health care - Yours Faithfully, Chris
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
A SAUCE told me that YOU are in FACT Mrs Hughton and YOU read NSC all the time to REPORT back to HUBBIE what the FANS are saying
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100% Unreliable source Ernest. - Cheryl nor Chris nor any of his family read any social media. I think his son used to be on Facebook but after a heavy defeat by Norwich to Man City a couple of years ago he closed his account because of some really bad abuse to him by Norwich fans.
I suggest you sack your source ERNEST. Very unreliable
Cian
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Its surprisingly expensive! Sealed casket, most low cost carriers don't do cargo of any description (Ryanair will carry coffins on Gatwick-Knock and no other service) so sometimes you need to transport it via a hub if there's no other direct flight.
Blackadder
Brighton Bhuna Boy
We had the EHIC card and insurance in Menorca last year when my wife hurt her shoulder.
The only doctor in our resort (Santo Tomas) was in a private clinic. I mentioned that I had an EHIC card but they said I would already have to pay them, as they were private and, besides, I had insurance. so why not have the best for my wife?
I had to pay for a taxi to Citadella, where they gave her an x-ray and put her on a saline drip. We were flying home 3 days later but they insisted that we returned 2 days later for to see their consultant or we wouldn't get a certificate allowing us to fly home.
We went back two days later and the consultant confirmed (again) that nothing was broken. I asked about the travel certificate and let's just say that the confused look on the consultant's face would not have been out of place on a Spanish waiter in Fawlty Towers.
So I had to pay £100 (not euros) in excess, 80 euros in taxis and on the last day I was hit for an extra 80 euros for the initial consultation in the resort.
Obviously they milked the insurance for all they could. We were just unlucky.
To use a popular saying on here. "It wouldn't have happened in Germany".
The only doctor in our resort (Santo Tomas) was in a private clinic. I mentioned that I had an EHIC card but they said I would already have to pay them, as they were private and, besides, I had insurance. so why not have the best for my wife?
I had to pay for a taxi to Citadella, where they gave her an x-ray and put her on a saline drip. We were flying home 3 days later but they insisted that we returned 2 days later for to see their consultant or we wouldn't get a certificate allowing us to fly home.
We went back two days later and the consultant confirmed (again) that nothing was broken. I asked about the travel certificate and let's just say that the confused look on the consultant's face would not have been out of place on a Spanish waiter in Fawlty Towers.
So I had to pay £100 (not euros) in excess, 80 euros in taxis and on the last day I was hit for an extra 80 euros for the initial consultation in the resort.
Obviously they milked the insurance for all they could. We were just unlucky.
To use a popular saying on here. "It wouldn't have happened in Germany".