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Southern Cross Travel Insurance is a travel insurance product offered in New Zealand that covers medical emergencies, travel delays, cancellations and other travel-related risks depending on the plan you choose.
Plans include single-trip and multi-trip options and can be bought online; exact cover and premiums vary by destination, trip length, age and chosen excess level.
The insurance is aimed at New Zealand consumers travelling domestically, to the Pacific, Australia or internationally, and includes medical-only and comprehensive options.
Some policies have limits such as trip duration or destination exclusions, so check the policy wording before purchase.
When your cancellation is confirmed, your travel cover ends and you cannot claim for events occurring after the cancellation date.
If you cancel before the trip starts and the policy terms allow a refund, the refund will be processed according to the insurer's procedures.
Cancelled policies will not auto-renew; you must buy a new policy if you need cover again.
The insurer may retain records of your policy and cancellation for regulatory, claims and privacy purposes in line with its policies.
Below is a snapshot of example plan quotes and sample prices. Exact premiums depend on age, destination, trip length, excess and add-ons.
| Plan | Price (NZ$) | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| TravelCare - single adult <59, 7-day trip to Australia/South Pacific | 40.00 | Single trip (~7 days) | Australia/South Pacific coverage, excess $75/$0, TravelCare plan |
| TravelCare - single adult <59, 21-day trip to USA | 180.80 | Single trip (~21 days) | USA coverage, excess $75/$0, TravelCare plan |
| TravelCare - family group (2 adults <59 + 2 children <18), 21-day trip to UK/Europe | 344.00 | Single trip (~21 days) | UK/Europe coverage, excess $75/$0, TravelCare plan |
| International Comprehensive (2 adults, 1 week to Thailand) | 164.25 | Single trip (~1 week) | International comprehensive cover (quote dated 9 May 2025) |
| International Medical Only (2 adults, 1 week to Thailand) | 112.30 | Single trip (~1 week) | Medical-only cover (quote dated 9 May 2025) |
| International Comprehensive (2 adults, 1 week to South Africa) | 126.59 | Single trip (~1 week) | International comprehensive cover (South Africa quote) |
| International Medical Only (2 adults, 1 week to South Africa) | 72.58 | Single trip (~1 week) | Medical-only cover (South Africa quote) |
The Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 may apply to travel insurance bought by consumers (not business purchases).
CGA can provide rights to remedies, including refunds or redress, where goods or services fail to meet guarantees under the Act.
Many consumers assume canceling automatically entitles them to a refund; outside the 14-day cooling-off period refunds are not generally available.
Always confirm refund eligibility in writing and keep the insurer's acknowledgement as proof.
Failing to note the date you received the Welcome Pack can result in losing the full refund right if the 14-day window is missed.
If you expect to cancel, act promptly and keep copies of cancellation requests and dates.
| Aspect | Cooling-off (within 14 days) | After 14 days | If journey started / claim made |
|---|---|---|---|
| Refund entitlement | Full refund if no claim and within 14 days of Welcome Pack | Generally no refund unless policy wording or CGA requires | No refund of premiums once journey started or claim made |
| Administrative fee (legacy) | Not applicable | Older guidance cited a NZ$35 fee in some cases | Not applicable |
If you are within 14 days of the Welcome Pack and have not claimed, cancel immediately to preserve refund rights.
If outside that window, check your specific policy wording and the Terms of Sale; consider whether CGA protections may apply for your situation.
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