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Cancellation service #1 in New Zealand
AXA is an international insurance provider offering travel and other personal insurance products to customers in New Zealand and worldwide.
The company markets tiered travel plans (commonly named Silver, Gold, Platinum) and optional add-ons for broader cover including some "cancel for any reason" options on select plans.
AXA's travel products are sold online and via intermediaries, with local NZ contact points for correspondence and claims handling.
Details such as pricing and full local terms are often provided on request or at point of sale rather than posted as fixed NZD prices online.
Once cancelled, your travel cover ends according to the insurer's confirmation date and the policy terms.
If travel has already started, many travel insurances do not provide refunds for unused cover unless a specific endorsement applies.
Cancellation stops automatic renewals; keep confirmation and reference numbers for your records.
AXA retains policy and claim records in line with its privacy policy and legal requirements; request details if needed.
AXA policies commonly offer a short cooling-off period (reported as 14 days by users) where a full refund is possible if travel has not commenced and no claim has been made or intended.
This cooling-off period is policy-based, so confirm the exact timeframe on your certificate or policy wording.
AXA offers tiered plans commonly named Silver, Gold and Platinum for travel insurance in the NZ region.
Specific features vary by plan and are detailed on the policy schedule or by quote from AXA.
AXA New Zealand does not publish fixed NZD pricing publicly for 2024/2025; customers are typically advised to request a quote.
Contact AXA or the seller for a personalised price based on travel dates, age and chosen cover levels.
| Plan | Price (NZD) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Silver | Varies | Contact AXA for a quote; basic cover level. |
| Gold | Varies | Mid-level cover; features depend on policy schedule. |
| Platinum | Varies | Highest-level travel cover; optional add-ons such as "cancel for any reason" may be offered. |
New Zealand consumer law gives general protections, but automatic statutory cooling-off periods do not apply to all insurance products.
Certain credit contracts have 5 - 9 working day cancellation windows, but that does not automatically extend to travel insurance.
Assuming you can freely change dates or get a refund after the cooling-off period is a frequent error; policy terms often restrict date changes and refunds.
Failing to include the policy number, proof of purchase or sufficient evidence of why you believe a refund applies can delay or prevent refund processing.
Relying on verbal pre-approval without written confirmation can lead to disputes over cover or denials at claim time.
Not keeping clear records of calls, emails and documents sent to AXA makes escalation or external review harder.
| Feature | Typical AXA position (NZ reports) |
|---|---|
| Cooling-off period | Reported 14 days for travel policies; full refund possible if travel not started and no claim made. |
| Refund after travel starts | Generally limited or none unless specific endorsement/add-on applies. |
| Date changes | Users report inflexibility; system may require purchase of a new policy for date changes. |
| Cancel for any reason add-on | Available optionally on some Platinum plans but public terms and processes are not fully disclosed. |
| Customer service & claims | Mixed reviews: some positive outcomes, but many reports of delays, denials and poor communication. |
Keep a copy of the cancellation confirmation and any reference numbers for your records.
If a refund is expected, note the timeframe given by AXA and follow up in writing if the refund is delayed.
Send written cancellation requests and copies of supporting documents to:
PO Box 1692, Wellington 6140, New Zealand
Use AXA's online support channels or the contact details on your policy schedule for phone or email enquiries.
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