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Canstar’s full travel insurance Star Ratings break down the best insurance providers and products for the following global holiday destinations, plus all destinations for senior travellers:
Headed off overseas and looking for the best in money cards? Here’s a rundown of some of the most popular cards in New Zealand:
The display order does not reflect any ranking or rating by Canstar.
This information is not an endorsement by Canstar of travel money cards or any specific provider. Information correct as of 20/09/23. For full pricing details see individual providers’ websites.
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The New Zealand government website SafeTravel recommends travel insurance for anyone taking a trip away from home, especially overseas.
If you don’t have travel insurance and you lose your luggage, have an accident, medical emergency, or legal incident, you could face huge bills.
Cancelled flights and hotel accommodation can leave you out of pocket by thousands of dollars, but medical expenses can be even worse. A health emergency overseas can end up costing hundreds of thousands of dollars.
However, if you have travel insurance, you can travel confidently knowing you can get financial help in an emergency.
In addition to organising travel insurance, before you leave:
There are two types of travel insurance cover policies.
Domestic travel insurance policies usually cover you for events such as:
Domestic travel insurance usually doesn’t cover you for:
International travel insurance policies usually cover you for events such as:
International travel insurance usually doesn’t cover you for:
NB: No travel insurance policy will cover you for every single thing that might go wrong while you’re away, so it’s important to read your policy’s terms and conditions carefully to discover the full extent of your cover.
Products from the following travel insurance providers were rated in Canstar’s 2023 Travel Insurance Star Ratings and Awards: