Travel Insurance for Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)

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Don’t let Irritable Bowel Syndrome stop you from travelling – Travel Insurance has you covered

Going on holiday with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) may require extra planning, but with the right Travel Insurance, you can still enjoy your holiday.

Travelling with a pre-existing medical condition such as IBS can cause unexpected flare-ups and, without the right cover, managing these symptoms abroad can be challenging. Medical treatments, hospital visits and medications can be costly, especially when you’re away from home.

Whether a short getaway or an extended holiday, having the right Travel Insurance for irritable bowel syndrome gives you peace of mind. That way, you can focus on enjoying your trip. Always declare pre-existing medical conditions on your Travel Insurance and read the terms and conditions of your policy to ensure adequate cover.

Prepare for Your Holiday With Travel Insurance for Irritable Bowel Syndrome

Wherever you plan on travelling, having the right Travel Insurance provides financial protection if you experience any issues related to your declared condition(s).

Specialised Travel Insurance for irritable bowel syndrome ensures you can manage any potential risks effectively, providing peace of mind if you require emergency medical assistance. If your circumstances change and you become unable to travel due to your declared condition, Travel Insurance can protect you with cancellation cover.

Compare Specialised Travel Insurance Policies

After you’ve completed the medical screening and declared any pre-existing medical conditions, we’ll present a few Travel Insurance policies based on your needs, including cover for your declared conditions.

Each insurer can offer different policy benefits, including limits for cancellation cover, emergency medical expenses and baggage cover so it’s important to consider the options available and select the policy that is right for you. 

*All policies are subject to acceptance criteria and policy terms and conditions.

Travel Insurance for IBS FAQs

Frequently asked questions about Travel Insurance for Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS).

Do I need to declare irritable bowel syndrome on my Travel Insurance?

Yes, you should always declare pre-existing medical conditions on your Travel Insurance, such as irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Even if you experience mild symptoms, or the condition is completely stable, failing to declare irritable bowel syndrome could impact your ability to make a claim on your policy. If you require emergency treatment or need to unexpectedly visit a hospital while abroad, you could be faced with paying high costs if you do not declare your pre-existing medical conditions when arranging your cover. Having specialised Travel Insurance for any pre-existing medical conditions including irritable bowel syndrome can provide financial protection, ensuring you’re covered for any unexpected medical expenses.

Is irritable bowel syndrome considered a pre-existing medical condition?

Yes, irritable bowel syndrome is considered a pre-existing medical condition. If you have been diagnosed with irritable bowel syndrome, our insurers need to know about your condition. Declaring this in the medical screening process allows us to find the best Travel Insurance policies to meet your needs.

What does Travel Insurance for irritable bowel syndrome cover?

Provided you have declared irritable bowel syndrome and this has been accepted on your Travel Insurance, you’ll be covered for any medical expenses related to your condition, subject to policy terms and conditions. For example, if you need emergency medical expenses or treatment, our insurers can provide cover up to £15 million. Additionally, if your condition suddenly prevents you from travelling, again subject to policy terms and conditions, we can provide cover up to £12,500 for cancellation. Always check the terms and conditions of your policy first to ensure it provides suitable cover. 

Are travel options limited for those with irritable bowel syndrome?

If you’ve been declared fit to travel by a doctor, there’s no reason why you shouldn’t travel. We can search a panel of insurers to enable you to compare the cover options available to you and allow you to select the most suitable product, helping you fulfil those travel dreams. 

Undiagnosed Medical Condition?

Do you have an undiagnosed medical condition or are you on a waiting list for treatment?

We may still be able to help you find Travel Insurance.

Travel Insurance for IBS – Your Cover

  • Cancellation/ curtailment up to £12,500 (£30,000 on referral)
  • Missed departure up to £1,500 per person
  • Baggage up to £3,000 per person
  • Personal Liability up to £2 million per person
  • Zero excess policies available

Medical Cover for IBS

  • Emergency medical expenses and repatriation up to £15 million
  • 24/7 emergency medical assistance
  • Cover for all types of Digestive Conditions

We Compare Prices From These Insurers

Compare Travel Insurance with medical conditions easily with us. We diligently compare various options, helping you find the best Travel Insurance with medical conditions tailored to your needs. Click here to download the Policy Wording and Insurance Product Information document for all insurers. In the event you are unable to find a suitable product from our panel of multiple providers, you can find contact details of some additional Insurers who specialise in travel insurance for people with serious medical conditions here, or call 03709501790 for more information.

Instant Cancellation Cover

Our online quote and medical screening engine enables you to compare and buy Travel Insurance quickly and easily.

Cancellation cover starts immediately from the moment of purchase for you and all the travel companions you insure under the policy, so you no longer need to worry about the unexpected and focus on getting ready for a trip of a lifetime.

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