Holidays: GHIC card application warning issued over scam fears - is EHIC replacement free? | Travel News | Travel
Trending Direct Line Travel Insurance is now urging Britons to take care and avoid such sites and never pay for a GHIC as travel starts back up. "The most common ‘benefit’ these unofficial websites are using to encourage unwitting people to use their ‘service’ is that they will either fast-track or manage the application process for ease," said the insurer. "However, the time it takes for the application is sometimes longer than the stated time for the real NHS website. "It is important to know that if you are planning to travel, when the Government restrictions are lifted and travel ...
Source: express.co.uk