Up to 20% Off Travel Insurance – Staysure Referral Link

About This Offer

Staysure is a specialist travel insurance provider known for covering travellers with pre-existing medical conditions and those aged over 50. They offer single-trip, annual multi-trip, and cruise cover.

Use our referral link to get up to 20% off your first travel insurance policy. The discount applies to the base policy cost and excludes medical screening charges and add-ons.

✈️ The Staysure Referral Deal

Up to 20% off your first Staysure travel insurance policy.

Verified June 2026 • New Policies Only

This is a one-sided offer — the referrer receives a £10 Love2shop gift card. T&Cs apply.

How to Use the Staysure Referral Link

Claiming your discount is straightforward. Just follow these steps:

• Click the referral link: Tap the green button above to visit the Staysure website via the referral link.
• Get a quote: Enter your trip details, destination, and any medical conditions to get a personalised quote.
• See your discount: The referral discount of up to 20% is applied to your quote automatically.
• Purchase your policy: Complete your purchase and travel with peace of mind.

What does Staysure cover?

Staysure offers a range of travel insurance products including single-trip cover, annual multi-trip policies, and specialist cruise insurance. They're particularly well known for covering pre-existing medical conditions that many other insurers won't touch, and for providing cover to older travellers without age limits on most policies.

Is Staysure any good?

Staysure is one of the UK's most recognised travel insurance brands. They hold a 4-star Defaqto rating and have won multiple awards for their specialist medical cover. They're regulated by the FCA and have been providing travel insurance for over 20 years.

Can I refer my own friends after buying a policy?

Yes. After purchasing a Staysure policy, you can share your own referral link with friends. They'll get up to 20% off their first policy, and you'll receive a £10 Love2shop gift card for each friend who buys. You can earn up to 75 referral rewards in a 12-month period.

What affects the price of a Staysure quote?

Five things move a travel insurance quote more than anything else: your age, your destination (the USA, Canada and the Caribbean are the expensive ones because of medical costs), trip length, any medical conditions you declare, and whether you add extras such as cruise cover. The 20% referral discount from our link applies on top of whatever your circumstances produce, so it is worth getting the quote right first and applying the saving to the real number.

Single-trip or annual multi-trip?

The honest arithmetic: if you take two or more trips a year, an annual multi-trip policy usually works out cheaper than buying single-trip cover each time — and it removes the failure mode of forgetting to buy cover for trip number three. One big caveat for older travellers and anyone with medical conditions: annual policies often carry trip-length limits per holiday (commonly around 31 days), so a single long winter trip may still need a single-trip policy. Run both quotes; the discount applies to either.

Does Staysure cover pre-existing medical conditions?

Yes — this is Staysure’s speciality and the main reason it appears on this site. The quote process includes a medical screening where you declare conditions, and cover is priced accordingly rather than refused outright, which is why it suits over-50s travellers who get quoted silly numbers (or declined) elsewhere. The golden rule: declare everything, including conditions that feel trivial or well-managed. An undeclared condition is the most common reason travel insurance claims fail, and it voids exactly the protection you bought the policy for.

Do I need travel insurance for Europe if I have a GHIC?

Yes. The Global Health Insurance Card gets you state healthcare in the EU on the same terms as a local — useful, but it is not travel insurance. It does not cover repatriation to the UK (the genuinely expensive part of a medical emergency abroad), private treatment, cancellation, lost baggage or cutting a trip short. Carry the GHIC and have insurance; the card can actually reduce what your insurer pays out, which is why many policies ask whether you hold one.