AllClear can cover holidays for stroke survivors. Both single trip and annual multi-trip policies are available.
Since 2018, the Stroke Association and AllClear have worked together to help stroke survivors travel with confidence. Our partnership is about more than just insurance—it's about proving that a stroke doesn’t have to mean the end of travel.
Through our collaboration:
- 600+ stroke survivors have accessed travel insurance designed for people with medical conditions.
- Up to 20% of premiums are contributed to the Stroke Association, helping fund vital stroke research and support.
- We work together to raise awareness and provide guidance on travelling after a stroke.
This partnership helps ensure that more stroke survivors can find suitable travel insurance, supporting them in planning trips with greater peace of mind.
AllClear stroke travel insurance
- Covers medical emergencies, including conditions that may arise as a result of your stroke.
- Provides access to a 24/7 medical emergency helpline, ensuring assistance in the event of a medical emergency, anytime, anywhere.
- Covers replacement medication if necessary during your travels.
Can I fly after stroke?
The answer to this question depends on your situation. In the UK, the Civil Aviation Authority suggests waiting at least two weeks after a stroke and at least two days after a TIA. Rules vary between airlines and countries so check before you book. For more information see our going on holiday after stroke guide.
Will I need a fit-to-fly certificate?
Airlines might need a fit-to-fly certificate from your doctor if you've recently been discharged from the hospital or are recovering from an ongoing medical condition. Certificates can be needed for a wide range of conditions, so it's best to check with your airline in advance.
Your certificate indicates that you're fit to fly at the time of your trip. If you have a long-term condition, your certificate may need updating each time you travel. Check with your airline before your next trip to make sure. The price of a fit-to-fly certificate varies depending on your doctor, but usually ranges from £20 – £40.
Get a quote
Get your travel insurance quote from AllClear by visiting their website or via their UK-based contact centre on freephone: 0808 168 8711.
Opening hours
- Monday - Friday: 9 am – 6 pm
- Saturday: 9 am – 5.30 pm
When you purchase a policy from AllClear, they will make a contribution of up to 20%* of your premium to the Stroke Association (excluding IPT**) at no additional cost to you. They guarantee you cannot obtain a cheaper premium direct from AllClear on the same agreement.
Neither Stroke Association, nor AllClear claim that your quotation will be the cheapest available in the insurance market. As with any other product or service, it can pay to shop around. However, AllClear believes the cover they offer provides excellent benefits which will give the majority of customers peace of mind when they travel. As a specialist medical insurer, AllClear is also able to provide insurance cover where other insurers will not.
The Stroke Association is an Introducer Appointed Representative of AllClear Insurance Services Limited. AllClear Insurance Services Limited registered in England No. 4255112. Registered Office: AllClear House, 1 Redwing Court, Ashton Road, Romford RM3 8QQ.
Authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority firm reference number 311244. AllClear is a registered trademark.
AllClear will pay the charitable contribution to the Stroke Association Trading Limited, which donates its taxable profits to the Stroke Association (Charity Number 211015 England and Wales, SC037789 Scotland).
* to a maximum donation of £270 per policy.
** IPT – Insurance Premium Tax is charged at 20% and is included in the total premium that you pay.