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Skydiving insurance for trip abroad

Jay D · 2015-03-13 12:23:49

Hi, I'm planning on doing a skydive course in Spain starting the end of the month and need to get mandatory skydiving insurance. The course lasts 7 days. So far I've been refused from my providers Multi Trip. AA only cover max 2 tandem... I've been checking out a few others from the course's recommendations and they seem…

13-03-2015 1:23pm

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Jay D

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Hi,
I'm planning on doing a skydive course in Spain starting the end of the month and need to get mandatory skydiving insurance. The course lasts 7 days. So far I've been refused from my providers Multi Trip. AA only cover max 2 tandem...

I've been checking out a few others from the course's recommendations and they seem to require you to be a UK resident, which I'm not, live in Dublin.

So wondering if anyone has experience of getting their license overseas instead of Ireland and which provider they went with to cover them, including repatriation costs...

Any help appreciated.

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#2 20-03-2015 6:23pm

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<snip - sorry, I know you meant well, but it's advertising>

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#3 03-09-2015 12:32pm

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I say go for it with your regular health insurance and if anything happens you fell from the roof.

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#4 10-09-2015 5:39am

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I have never tried Sky diving.What is the use of insurance when yourself won't be alive if anything wrong happens.

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