This can vary depending on the policy selected. While all travel insurance plans exclude pre-existing conditions, the definition and length of the “look back’ period are not always the same. The exclusion can often be waived if certain conditions are met, like insuring the full prepaid trip cost and purchasing within an advantage period (typically within 14 – 21 days of first deposit or payment). Additionally, a few plans do not apply the pre-existing condition exclusion to a non-travelling family member. You may want to look at TravelSafeVacation or Travelex Travel Select or Travel Max.
Related articles:
- Does the pre-existing condition exclusion apply to a non traveling family member?
- Does the pre-existing condition exclusion only apply to family members traveling with me?
- What is a Pre-Existing Conditions Exclusion Waiver?
- How does a travel insurance policy define a pre-existing condition?
- What is the "pre-existing condition look-back period"?

