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to be honest I don't take out travel insurance for the eu, we rely on the renamed E111 - EHIC http://www.ehicard.org/?gclid=CJjBk4jpgYwCFRc-EAodU0RFvg
and have a get you home clause in our Insurance policy.
If you want cover shop around - the top age varies anything up to 75.
Only really a problem if there is an existing condition which could become critical.
imo anyway, others will probably disagree, but we have used the EHIC system satisfactorily on several occasions.p.s. you should be able to get 12 months cover anyway if you want it
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Work gets in the way of living
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Topic: travel/health insurance
