Travel Insurance for Seniors (60+)

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Travelling at 60, 75, or beyond — or heading south for the winter? You can still get emergency medical coverage up to $5M on eligible Canadian Traveller plans. A short Medical Questionnaire sets your price, not your eligibility.

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In short: On eligible Canadian Traveller plans, travellers in their 60s, 70s and beyond can buy emergency medical coverage up to $5,000,000 CAD. For ages 60+, a short Medical Questionnaire is used to set the premium. Snowbirds who travel more than once a year can use a Multi-Trip Annual plan.

Who senior travel insurance is for

Travellers 60+Emergency medical up to $5M on eligible Canadian Traveller plans, priced from a short questionnaire — not refused on age alone.
SnowbirdsLong winter stays in Florida, Arizona or Mexico, plus shorter trips through the year.
Frequent travellersMore than one trip a year — a Multi-Trip Annual plan can be better value than buying each trip separately.
Anyone with a health historyStable pre-existing conditions may be covered after a stability period — see below.

How the Medical Questionnaire works

If you’re 60 or older, TuGo uses a short Medical Questionnaire to set your premium. It’s used to price the policy rather than to refuse you on age alone, and travellers 59 and under don’t need one at all. Answer it carefully — accuracy is what protects your coverage at claim time.

Eligibility, questionnaire rules and limits are defined by the policy wording and can change — confirm the current terms before you rely on them.

Stability periods by age

On the Traveller plan, a pre-existing condition must be stable (no change to symptoms, medication, or treatment) for a set period before departure:

59 or under — trips of 35 days or lessStable for 7 days before departure
59 or under — trips over 35 daysStable for 90 days before departure
60–74Stable for 180 days before departure
75+Stable for 365 days before departure

Stability rules differ by product and can change — the Visitors to Canada plan uses different periods. Confirm the current figures in the policy wording. See the pre-existing conditions & stability hub.

Coverage Security — the $15,000 safeguard

Some insurers void the whole policy over an honest mistake on the medical questionnaire. On eligible TuGo plans, a discrepancy instead triggers a $15,000 deductible rather than denying the claim outright — so a good-faith error doesn’t automatically erase your coverage. Confirm the exact Coverage Security terms in the policy wording.

Multi-Trip Annual plans for snowbirds

If you travel more than once a year, a Multi-Trip Annual plan covers repeat trips up to a set per-trip length on a single annual policy — often better value than insuring each trip on its own. It’s a common fit for snowbirds who winter south and take additional short trips through the year. Compare it against a single long-stay policy in your quote.

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What’s included on eligible plans

Feature Detail
Flight-delay payout Automatic flight-delay benefit — a lounge pass or cash payout when an eligible flight is delayed 2+ hours (registration required; included on eligible plans).
Telemedicine Speak with a doctor by phone while travelling in the US, in 10+ languages.
Emotional assistance Emotional support by phone while you’re away.
24/7 assistance Multilingual coordinators who deal directly with hospitals.

Included features and limits vary by product and plan — confirm what applies to your policy in the wording.

How much does it cost?

There’s no fixed price. Premiums depend on your age, the coverage amount, the trip length (or annual vs single trip), your deductible, and any pre-existing conditions assessed in the questionnaire. Get an exact figure from a quote.

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Changed your mind? You have 10 days from your policy’s application date to review it — cancel within those 10 days, provided you haven’t started travelling and the policy hasn’t expired, for a full refund, no fee. Refund details.

Senior travel insurance FAQ

Is there an age cut-off?
On eligible plans, travellers in their 60s, 70s and beyond can buy emergency medical coverage; for ages 60+ a Medical Questionnaire sets the premium. Confirm current eligibility in the policy wording.
Do I need a medical questionnaire?
Travellers 60 or older complete a short questionnaire used to price the policy. Travellers 59 and under don’t need one.
What if I make a mistake on the questionnaire?
On eligible TuGo plans, Coverage Security applies a $15,000 deductible for a discrepancy instead of voiding the policy. Confirm the exact terms in the wording.
What’s the best option for snowbirds?
If you take more than one trip a year, a Multi-Trip Annual plan is often better value than buying each trip separately. The right choice depends on trip length and destination — compare in your quote.
Reviewed by a licensed agent. General information only — not individual advice, and not a description of any specific policy. Eligibility, coverage, limits and stability rules are set by the policy wording. Regulated by FSRA.

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