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• Referral from December 27, 2014
  

  Steve O. asked:

  Hi All, have been doing a lot of research on travel insurance before I arrive to bali next year. Does anyone have any info/suggestions for long term travel insurance (9 months) in bali, that covers riding a motorbike under 125CC, things like hiking, surfing, etc. I do not have a motorbike licence but will have an australian drivers licence and an international drivers licence TIA

  

  Donny H. replied:

  I recently used tid.com.au they cover bikes but you need a valid Aus licence and an international. Never made a claim so i can't say how good they are to deal with when you really need them. I doubt very much that any company will pay you out if you don't have a motorcycle licence at home or in Indo, despite what they tell you over the phone. Alicia Millan I'd get it in writing before taking any chances if I were you.

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• Referral from November 28, 2014
  

  Alyce B. asked:

  Hey guys just wanted advice on some travel insurance. What's the best company to go with? Affordable and includes everything for 2 adults and 2 kids.

  

  Libby C. replied:

  tid.com.au have used many times. Great cover reasonable price. No trouble with claims

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• Referral from September 1, 2014
  

  Reece H. asked:

  Good travel insurance ?

  

  Andrew D. replied:

  tid.com.au

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• Referral from July 24, 2013
  

  Rachael T. asked:

  Can anyone recommend a good travel insurance company??

  

  Ursula B. replied:

  Tid.com.au

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• Referral from September 8, 2015
  

  Joanne N. asked:

  An Australian friend has been in a bad bike accident, with a concussion. He has been taken to Sanglah, but the family is worried that this is not the best place to have major surgery done. Any suggestions on what to do next. Good neurologist in Bali? Would the Australian consulate be of any help?

  

  Lisa R. replied:

  If he's working in Bali - ( for next time ) and is an OZ citizen he can still apply for TID ( TID.com.au) it covers for working , but not outdoor building type work ... Can get 1 yr then has to go back to OZ for at least a day ( check that , as that's what it was ) and do it again .. Provided when he leaves OZ he ticks the leaving temporarily box never tick the leaving permanently box ... It's about $500 a year full comprehensive travel insurance - unlimited medical and evac... Know it doesn't help this time though

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• Referral from May 28, 2015
  

  Marco F. asked:

  Does anyone know how i can get health insurance while im in bali? My situation is im a fifo mine worker who lives in bali with his girlfriend australia insurance will not cover you while you are oversea. Only travel insurance will cover you which is quite expensive anyone got any solutions?

  

  Lisa R. replied:

  Try TID.com.au multiple trip like Caroline said .personally I'd stick with travel insurance ... It's very cheap compared to other types of insurance

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• Referral from May 23, 2015
  

  David W. asked:

  hi guys - I've searched this thread but couldn't find recommendations for health insurance for an expat living in Bali. Travel insurance from my home country doesn't seem to cut it as I live here now. is it possible to get HEALTH insurance if I have no kitas? I found a quote from Now International for $250 per month USD, is that reasonable?

  

  Lisa R. replied:

  It depends on how long you will be out of your country of residence and what your residency status is in the country that you're living in. Many travel insurances will provide comprehensive insurance for year long stays , then you need to return to your home country for a certain amount of time again. If you're Australian and your intent is to one day return home you should email TID.com.au and see what the residency requirements are and ask your questions in email. It used to be you could have a year policy then you had to return for one day to reapply Otherwise you can check out Allianz , QBE etc

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