Travel insurance for USA
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Travel insurance for USA
I am planning to travel to US mid year 2014 and my searches online to purchase travel insurance for a senior citizen are proving difficult so I was wondering if anyone out there has had a similar problem and if so did anyone solve the problem and manage to get travel insurance for a reasonable premium.
Thanking you in advance.
Thanking you in advance.
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I went to AA INSURANCE AND BOUGHT A YEAR ROUND POLICY. IT COVERS FOR WHENEVER I LEAVE THAI FOR 120 DAYS EACH TRIP.
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Oakdale160, where is AA insurance located?
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On Phetkasem road just south of the main traffic light (on the east side) in the same building with The Learning Center. There is a sign up high on the building as they are on the 5th floor. They are directly across the road from an unpaved parking lot that is a convenient place to park if no curbside parking is available.
A great pair of guys run AA, Matt and Andreas. They are very knowledgeable in all types of insurance. I've used them for travel insurance as well as for insurance on our two cars for several years.
A great pair of guys run AA, Matt and Andreas. They are very knowledgeable in all types of insurance. I've used them for travel insurance as well as for insurance on our two cars for several years.
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Actually, there is parking at the rear of the building, down the lane right next to it. You need to go that way to find the ****ing lift anyway!hhfarang wrote:On Phetkasem road just south of the main traffic light (on the east side) in the same building with The Learning Center. There is a sign up high on the building as they are on the 5th floor. They are directly across the road from an unpaved parking lot that is a convenient place to park if no curbside parking is available.
A great pair of guys run AA, Matt and Andreas. They are very knowledgeable in all types of insurance. I've used them for travel insurance as well as for insurance on our two cars for several years.

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Ok if your on 2 wheels, but normally impossible if in a car.Nereus wrote:Actually, there is parking at the rear of the building, down the lane right next to it. You need to go that way to find the ****ing lift anyway!hhfarang wrote:On Phetkasem road just south of the main traffic light (on the east side) in the same building with The Learning Center. There is a sign up high on the building as they are on the 5th floor. They are directly across the road from an unpaved parking lot that is a convenient place to park if no curbside parking is available.
A great pair of guys run AA, Matt and Andreas. They are very knowledgeable in all types of insurance. I've used them for travel insurance as well as for insurance on our two cars for several years.
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Well, there was about a dozen cars in the car park last week, and as far as I recall they all had 4 wheels, and none were helicopters!Dannie Boy wrote:Ok if your on 2 wheels, but normally impossible if in a car.Nereus wrote:Actually, there is parking at the rear of the building, down the lane right next to it. You need to go that way to find the ****ing lift anyway!hhfarang wrote:On Phetkasem road just south of the main traffic light (on the east side) in the same building with The Learning Center. There is a sign up high on the building as they are on the 5th floor. They are directly across the road from an unpaved parking lot that is a convenient place to park if no curbside parking is available.
A great pair of guys run AA, Matt and Andreas. They are very knowledgeable in all types of insurance. I've used them for travel insurance as well as for insurance on our two cars for several years.
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I've tried to park in the rear of the building a couple of times only to have to back out down that narrow drive back onto Phetkasem Road because there was no room. I'll never attempt that again unless the lot across the street and curbside parking are full.Actually, there is parking at the rear of the building, down the lane right next to it. You need to go that way to find the ****ing lift anyway!
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Ok if your on 2 wheels, but normally impossible if in a car.[/quote]Nereus wrote:Actually, there is parking at the rear of the building, down the lane right next to it. You need to go that way to find the ****ing lift anyway!Dannie Boy wrote:On Phetkasem road just south of the main traffic light (on the east side) in the same building with The Learning Center. There is a sign up high on the building as they are on the 5th floor. They are directly across the road from an unpaved parking lot that is a convenient place to park if no curbside parking is available.
A great pair of guys run AA, Matt and Andreas. They are very knowledgeable in all types of insurance. I've used them for travel insurance as well as for insurance on our two cars for several years.
Well, there was about a dozen cars in the car park last week, and as far as I recall they all had 4 wheels, and none were helicopters![/quote]
Are you sure there were no helicopters there? As HHF has also commented, there are rarely any spaces for cars, although you can normally fit a 2 wheel vehicle (that's motor bike/scooter) in without too much trouble.
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My thanks to Oakdale 160 for the heads up on AA Insurance and to everyone else for travel directions and parking options, your help is greatly appreciated.
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Be prepared for the insurance to be expensive, the US has insanely high medical costs. An overnight in a hospital with a few tests can run $10,000. Insurance companies don't like this and charge accordingly. Seniors going to the US will also pay more.
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