Travel Insurance for Deafness and Hearing Loss
Find Travel Insurance for Deafness and Hearing Loss
Over 18 million adults in the UK are deaf, have hearing loss, or tinnitus, according to the Royal National Institute for Deaf People (RNID). Being deaf or hard of hearing can cause big changes to your everyday life – but that’s not to say you can’t still enjoy the freedom of travel! With specialist Travel Insurance for deafness and hearing loss, you can travel with confidence knowing your needs are properly covered.
Travel Insurance for deafness and hearing loss covers any emergency medical expenses abroad either related to your condition or sudden illness/injury. It also protects your investment should an unexpected circumstance such as illness/injury means you can’t travel and must cancel your trip. Travel Insurance for deafness or hearing loss also includes repatriation (the costs of getting you home) should you fall ill during your trip and it is medically necessary for you to be returned home.
Travel Insurance for Deafness at Just Travel Cover
At Just Travel Cover, we offer specialist Travel Insurance for deafness and hearing loss, along with other conditions relating to the senses. These are just some of the many pre-existing medical conditions we can cover, ensuring everyone can find the right Travel Insurance for their needs.
Using some information about you, including your recent medical history and the details of your trip, we can match you to a range of insurance policies tailored to you. These are usually separated into bronze, silver, and gold options to help you compare policies and choose the one that best suits your requirements.
All policies are subject to acceptance criteria and policy terms and conditions.
Travel Insurance for Hearing Loss
Single trip cover of up to 365 days
Annual Multi-Trip cover for up to 93 days per trip (terms apply)
Cover for hundreds of pre-existing medical conditions
High levels of cancellation and emergency medical expense cover
Lost documents, baggage, medications and medical aids cover
Three levels of cover bronze, silver and gold – to suit your individual needs Travel companions can be included on the same policy
Zero excess policies available.
All our policies provide the following as standard:
Full cover for pre-existing medical conditions, provided these are declared and accepted
Cover for emergency medical expenses up to £15m
Cover for repatriation Cancellation cover up to £50,000 per person upon referral
Curtailment cover up to £12,500 per person
Baggage cover up to £3,500 per person
Missed departure up to £1,500 per person
Emergency medical assistance available 24/7
Plus Smart Luggage – optional or included on gold.
Travel Insurance for Deafness and Hearing Loss FAQs
Do I need to declare deafness or hearing loss on Travel Insurance?
Yes. Deafness or hearing loss is considered a pre-existing medical condition and must be declared on your Travel Insurance. This is to ensure your policy is valid should you need to receive medical treatment abroad, return home in an emergency, or cancel your trip due to unforeseen circumstances.
What does Travel Insurance for deafness or hearing loss cover?
Travel Insurance for deafness or hearing loss covers:
- Emergency medical expenses – either related to your hearing or sudden illness or injury.
- Repatriation – the cost of bringing you home in a medical emergency where treatment abroad is not sufficient for your condition.
- Cancellation – should a sudden change to your health or other unexpected event (such as bereavement, redundancy etc) mean you need to cancel your trip.
- Baggage cover – in the event your luggage becomes lost or stolen during your trip.
Is there an upper-age limit for Travel Insurance for deafness?
No. Our Travel Insurance for deafness and hearing loss policies are offered with no upper-age limit. This means whether you’re over 65, 70, 80, are hard of hearing and looking for the right Travel Insurance, we’ll be happy to help.
How does having deafness or hearing loss affect the cost of insurance?
Being deaf or hard of hearing could slightly affect the cost of your Travel Insurance, but it’s not the only factor that goes into determining your quote. Your age, destination, and duration of travel will also affect the cost of your insurance, along with any other pre-existing medical conditions. Failing to declare any pre-existing medical conditions that apply to you risks invalidating your policy should you need to make a claim later on, so make sure to declare these in full.
What if I am due to have surgery for hearing loss?
If you are awaiting surgery for hearing loss, these should also be declared on your Travel Insurance. This way, you can ensure you are properly covered for any related complications that could arise later on when travelling. For more information, head to our Travel Insurance for Those Awaiting Surgery page.
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