“Fit to travel” means that, taking into account your general health and any pre-existing medical conditions, you would reasonably expect to be well enough to complete your trip without needing medical assistance or treatment.
What this article helps you do
This article explains what being fit to travel means and what you should consider before your trip.
What should I consider when deciding if I’m fit to travel?
When considering whether you are fit to travel, take into account:
- your general state of health
- any pre-existing medical conditions
- where you are travelling to
- how long you will be away
- the method of travel you will use
- any activities you plan to take part in
If you have consulted a medical practitioner, they should also reasonably expect that you are well enough to complete your trip without requiring medical assistance or treatment.
What if I’m unsure whether I’m fit to travel?
If you are unsure whether your health allows you to travel safely, speak to your medical practitioner before your trip.
This information is for general guidance and does not constitute medical advice.
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