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Warren Said:

Where can I find cheap travel /health/accident insurance for my visa application?

We Answered:

health-quotes.talk4fun.net - here is my health insurance plan. As I remember they can provide such a service.

Greg Said:

Anybody have advice about travel insurance?

We Answered:

Use comparison websites to help you find the best deal.

One of the most important things that you can make sure of, is that the insurance policy covers you if you need air-transport to a hospital. This can be incredibly expensive, and having a high cover on this is vital.

Other than that, make sure it covers you for things that you want to do (Most won't cover things such as quad biking, water sports etc as standard.) and that it'll cover you for valuable possessions such as your camera, laptop etc.

I took out a 3 month one for when I went to Asia and it cost me about 45GBP, so you should be able to find similar prices

Also try and find one that'll pay bills for you direct at source rather than allowing you to claim your money back afterwards.

Mary Said:

Medical/Travel Insurance Providers Expatriates?

We Answered:

Squaremouth provides comparative travel insurance quotes to any person traveling outside their home country for any period up to 5 years.

You can search and filter products that don't meet your requirements and purchase online with immediate confirmation and printable documents.

You can also purchase after you have left and renew policies if needed.

This site sells products in US Dollars so the exchange rate for you should make them cheap.

http://www.squaremouth.com/visitors-insu…

If you are a UK Resident and require travel insurance, click here:
http://www.squaremouth.co.uk

US Residents click here:
http://www.squaremouth.com

Milton Said:

Is it safe to buy cheap travel insurance online?

We Answered:

Go with a stable and proven company. I've been using travelex for a decade now. You wont find a better policyt value out there. http://www.travelex-insurance.com/index.…

Kay Said:

Will OHIP cover medical/hospital fees if injured while on vacation?

We Answered:

OHIP will cover out-of-country medical expenses on a very limited basis. OHIP will only cover for emergencies that occurred while you are out of the country. Because OHIPs coverage is limited, they recommend you get private traveller's insurance.

OHIP will cover doctor's bills, but only up to the rate they would pay a doctor for the same care in Ontario. They will cover up to $50 a day in hospital costs, and $200 a day if you are admitted. They do not cover ambulances or other transportation.

Considering the average hospital stay in Canada (not including the doctor) costs about $7,000 it is worthwhile to buy additional private insurance.