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| Hi Two clients of mine that are in their 70's are discussing the options of moving here for 6 months of the year. The big worry for them is the options on health and at their age all they can get is 90 days of coverage. I just wondered are they entitled to any coverage over here by some reciprocal agreement or is it just the E111 which only covers emergencies. They will find it hard and expensive at their age to get private coverage. I told them I would ask on the all knowing forum so who knows all?? ![]()
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| I think goldenmaniac is the one to answer this, though I should be speaking tomorrow to someone who will know the various private options. Will ask when I speak to him.
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| Look here for single trip up to 1 year senior medical insuarance at low cost... covers up to 75 year olds ... ![]()
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| I spoke to my insurance contact this morning, and it seems that very few private insurance companies will give part-year insurance at much less than annual rates, so that they don't lose out by it. He can, however, source tailor-made health insurance packages for holidaymakers, part-time residents, and full-time residents in Tenerife ... of all ages. As soon as I have his specific contact details, I'll pass them onto you, Tom. If anyone else would like some info, just let me know. It can't harm to get a quote, especially for circumstances that many insurers seem to want to avoid. ![]()
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| This report today in El Pais announces that in Valencia, free health cover for about 1600 Brits is being withdrawn. These are people who have taken early retirement and are not paying into the social security system. If I understand correctly, it effects them purely because they have retired early. It says Quote:
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| This story was covered in The Observer last Sunday - see here They offer this advice: State pensioners - British pensioners who have retired to Spain are entitled to free healthcare under an agreement whereby the UK pays Spain a set sum each year per pensioner. To transfer their NHS rights to the Spanish system, a pensioner must obtain an E121 form from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) in Newcastle. Some disabled people under 60 can get an E121. |
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| Hi Tom, I have sent you a pm ![]()
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| Doreen, do you know ... suppose a British-state-pensioner has lived in Spain for years prior to reaching retirement age, and has officially left the UK. Would s/he still need an E121 and how would s/he go about getting one?
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| Sorry, Janet - way outside my sphere of knowledge ... I was wondering how I could find out if there were reciprocal rights between Ireland and Spain. |
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