Angina Travel Insurance

Finding travel insurance that suits you and your budget can be difficult if you have Angina. Whether you’re getting away to explore, embark on an adventure or just relax in the sunshine, planning a holiday should be carefree. Here at Fish, we’re proud to be working with travel experts AllClear Travel Insurance to help you find the right cover for your trip. Travel Insurance from AllClear ensures you’re covered for everything you need, while you get on with planning your adventure.

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If you have Angina and need travel insurance, we may be able to help!

Remember

  • Tell your insurer about any pre-existing medical conditions to make sure you’re fully covered
  • Consider covering everyone travelling in your party in case you have to cancel
  • Take a copy of your travel insurance documents with you

If you have angina, then getting cheap travel insurance can prove difficult. Many travel insurance policies exclude pre-existing health conditions and so you may need approach a specialist broker or insurer like AllClear Travel Insurance which can help you find effective and affordable travel insurance.

What is angina?

Most commonly associated with coronary heart disease angina is caused by a narrowing or hardening of the arteries which supply blood to the heart. It causes chest pain or discomfort which can spread to other parts of the body. Stable angina may be triggered by exertion and stress whilst unstable angina is unpredictable with no obvious trigger. Angina also indicates risk of a heart attack (a myocardial infarcation where a blockage prevents blood flow and causes damage to the heart muscle or tissue) or stroke.

Do I need to declare angina as a pre-existing medical condition when buying travel insurance?

Yes, it is important that you advise your travel insurer or broker of any pre-existing health conditions you have. If you don’t then should you need claim on your policy your insurer may refuse to settle it, which means you may be responsible for meeting the cost of medical treatments and, if necessary bills for arranging your repatriation to the UK.

Will having angina disease prevent me from getting travel insurance?

Having angina won’t stop you being covered under a policy that includes protection for disclosed pre existing health conditions. But please be aware that many mainstream travel insurance policies exclude angina and other medical conditions. As a company specialising in insurance for people with pre-existing medical conditions or who have disabilities, AllClear can help you find competitive angina travel insurance either for European or worldwide wide travel.

Information and support for people with angina

The British Heart Foundation provides information and advice to people who have angina as well as many other cardiac conditions such as coronary heart disease, atherosclerosis, congenital heart disease and strokes.

You can also find details of the causes, symptoms and treatment of angina on the NHS website, as well as details of what to do if you have an angina attack.

AllClear take care of everything

Here at Fish Insurance, we’re proud to be working with travel experts AllClear Travel to provide you with cover for your next trip. AllClear’s team of experts will help find the cover you need at a price you’re comfy with. So if you’re planning your next break, all you have to do is decide where to visit first.

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Key benefits of AllClear’s cover*

  • No age limits
  • 1300+ conditions covered
  • ‘Superior’ Covid cover** (includes return flight costs if you’re forced to stay due to Covid-19)
  • Up to £15m medical emergency expenses cover
  • 24/7 English-speaking medical emergency helpline
  • Up to £25,000 for cancellation and cutting your trip short
  • Up to £3,000 for your baggage
  • Up to £500 travel delay cover
  • Up to £1,000 optional cover for travel disruption
  • Up to £2m personal liability cover

*All figures are per person and per trip

**Covid cover rated ‘Superior’ by a leading independent UK Consumer Champion in 2021

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And we don’t stop there…

We’ve answered some of the questions you may have about Travel Insurance

  • QWill my medication for angina be covered in travel insurance?
    AYes, travel insurance from AllClear covers the emergency replacement of prescription medications, including those prescribed for angina.
  • QCan I fly with angina?
    AYes, many people who have had an angina are perfectly okay to travel by air. We’d suggest consulting your GP to check it would be okay for you. It’s important to let airport staff know about your angina, just in case you have an emergency and need to receive medical treatment in the airport or whilst on your flight.
  • QCan I travel abroad with angina?
    AYes, many people who have had an angina are perfectly okay to travel by air. We’d suggest consulting your GP to check it would be okay for you. It’s important to let airport staff know about your angina, just in case you have an emergency and need to receive medical treatment in the airport or whilst on your flight.
  • QDoes angina exclude me from being able to get travel insurance?
    AHaving angina shouldn’t stop you from getting travel insurance. The quote you will receive depends on the severity of your angina, any medication you’re taking, and other conditions you may have.
  • QDo I need to declare angina when getting travel insurance?
    AYes. It’s always best to declare any conditions you’ve been diagnosed with when applying for travel insurance, including angina. This ensures any medication you may be taking will be covered, as well as any treatment for your angina you need to seek while you’re away.
  • QCan I get travel insurance with angina?
    AYes, being diagnosed with angina should not stop you being able to get travel insurance. The quote you will receive depends on the severity of your angina, any treatment you’re receiving, and other conditions you may have.