Travel Insurance by Cancer Type

Travel insurance considerations for Kiwis with breast cancer.

The most common cancer among Kiwi women — approximately 3,600 new diagnoses annually.

Travel insurance and travel tips for Kiwi men with prostate cancer.

The most common cancer among Kiwi men — approximately 4,000 new diagnoses annually.

Travel insurance guidance for Kiwis with bowel (colorectal) cancer.

We have one of the highest rates of bowel cancer in the world — approximately 3,500 new diagnoses each year.

Travel insurance for Kiwis with lung cancer — what to expect.

Approximately 2,300 new lung cancer diagnoses each year.

Travel insurance for Kiwis with melanoma — declaration, cover, and sun safety.

We have one of the highest melanoma rates in the world — approximately 4,500 new diagnoses annually.

Travel insurance considerations for Kiwi women with ovarian cancer.

Approximately 380 women are diagnosed with ovarian cancer each year.

Travel insurance guidance for Kiwis with Hodgkin or Non-Hodgkin lymphoma.

Approximately 1,100 new lymphoma diagnoses each year (Hodgkin and Non-Hodgkin combined).

The only cancer type automatically covered by a NZ insurer — Cover-More's unique auto-cover provision.

New Zealand has the highest rate of skin cancer in the world — approximately 80,000 diagnoses annually, the vast majority non-melanoma.

Travel insurance for Kiwis with thyroid cancer — including radioiodine airport considerations.

Approximately 600 new thyroid cancer diagnoses each year — one of the most treatable cancers.