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Discussion in 'General Chit Chat' started by DJB, Feb 24, 2016.

  1. DJB
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    DJB Active Member

    So if hopefully my Girl gets a visitor visa to come to the UK does anyone know off any good short to long term insurances to cover health costs while she is in the UK ?
  2. firew0myn
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    firew0myn Active Member

    Hi @DJB! Check this link out -http://www.malayanonline.com/products/travelmaster/travelmasterglobal. I think it was Micawber who suggested it in another thread that I read. It is valid for 90 days which I think is generous considering others would only offer it for a month. I am planning on getting it too once I have my visa.
  3. Markham
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    Markham Guest

    Yep, it's called the NHS! I believe Visitors can still receive emergency treatment at no cost.
  4. DJB
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    DJB Active Member

    Ahhhh I see, I did not think NHS treatment was allowed. Thanks
  5. DJB
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    DJB Active Member

    Thanks love :)
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  6. Micawber
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    Micawber Renowned Lifetime Member

    I'm adding this for clarity :-

    The following services are free at the point of use for all patients. A charge cannot be made or recovered from any overseas visitor for:

    • accident and emergency (A&E) services, this includes all A&E services provided at an NHS hospital, e.g. those provided at an accident & emergency department, walk-in centre or urgent healthcare centre. This does not include those emergency services provided after the overseas visitor has been accepted as an inpatient, or at a follow-up outpatient appointment, for which charges must be levied unless the overseas visitor is exempt from charge in their own right;

    • services provided outside an NHS hospital, unless the staff providing the services are employed by, or working under the direction of, an NHS hospital;

    • family planning services (does not include termination of pregnancy); • diagnosis and treatment of specified infectious diseases (listed at Chapter 4);

    • diagnosis and treatment of sexually transmitted infections;

    • treatment required for a physical or mental condition caused by: – torture; – female genital mutilation; – domestic violence; or – sexual violence, except where the overseas visitor has travelled to the UK for the purpose of seeking that treatment.

    https://www.gov.uk/government/uploa...1/Overseas_visitor_hospital_charging_accs.pdf

    I've highlighted what may be an important part of the rules
  7. Maharg
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    Maharg Well-Known Member Trusted Member

    You could probably register her at a doctor surgery while she's here.

    When my wife was here on a fiance visa we registered and they just asked if she was my partner. I said she was and that was it.

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