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You’ve made your one formal complaint: why waste time? Just go to afca and detail the issue and the remediation requested

I suspect it’s mainly the medicos and those rural folk here who may understand quite how pivotal Rex is in certain areas to the delivery of life saving medical services, and likely other infrastructure and non medical services too. “Let it collapse and then figure out the rest” is not possible...

It will drop. But whether there’s another >275 at some point is hard to say.

I think everyone has 275/80 currently. I know I do

Yeah. Absolutely depends. Tbh if the Skyliner or Nex get there then I’d be on a train anyway, because it’s nicer than sitting in traffic and quicker, regardless of who is paying.

That hang up thing is really annoying. The hotel just hangs up on you after about 39 seconds on hold.

Thanks. I’ve not seen that exclusion in any policy prior. I note SCTI seem to be their own insurer and not also underwriter by Allianz, which suggests that any company that resells either (if any exist) would also have such exclusions

Really, do you have an example?

Did any not, however? 1739220468 QF have also changed insurer since then.

Treatment? I missed something. Hope all is ok?

Yes, I haven’t come across a policy that doesn’t cover this.

It’s pretty limited. Old people shouldn’t get it, no, due to potential (rare) side effects. Mostly those who were pregnant or had hiv when immunised or extremely high risk travel.

Yellow fever is now lifelong. “As of 16 June 2016, Australia considers an ICVP to be valid for the life of the vaccinated person.” Boosters recommended only for certain subgroups.

As I say, single trip policies are the default for most and probably account for 80-90% if policies issued. You can insure any length of trip. In fact, there is no insurer I’m aware of that doesn’t issue single trip insurance, while many do not sell annual cover. Go to any insurance quote site...

Any insurer will cover longer trips, out to 365 days plus.

I did say if the OP wants it then Pm me.

Nope, included USA. (I can sell NiB insurance)

I didn't say those prices were for that age group. Indeed the thread had moved along the normal way of people not somehow knowing that there are single trip policies for 365 days of length.

NIB. I can get a nib policy for 365 days starting next week, worldwide for $5k. For a 76 YO. If the OP needs, PM me.

Prohibitively is a relative term. It‘s starts at $1-$2k