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Cancer travel insurance
If you have cancer or are in remission from cancer, you may have had difficulty getting cancer travel insurance cover. AllClear is the specialist in medical travel insurance and has covered over 1300 different medical conditions since 2000.
AllClear cancer travel insurance will cover you:
- For cancer at any stage.
- To use a 24 hour emergency medical assistance line from abroad if you encounter any medical problems while away.
- To claim for any unplanned medical treatment and replacement medication*.
*Providers will vary, so do check the cover limits of the policy you intend to purchase.
We cover cancer at all stages
We’re able to cover all stages of cancer and as you answer the questions throughout the screening process, we will gather all the information needed to offer a quote for your specific circumstances.
Types of cancer we can cover
When you come to get a quote you’ll be asked questions about your medical conditions. This will be where you’ll declare your cancer. We are able to offer cover for many types of cancer including breast cancer, prostate cancer, lymphoma, lung cancer, bowel cancer and many more.
The key benefits you can get
- Medical expenses covered up to £20,000,000.
- Cancellation and Curtailment covered up to £5,000.
- Personal Belongings covered up to £3,000.
- Any age. Any medical condition. Any destination.
Travel insurance after cancer
What if you’re in remission from cancer?
If you’re in remission you will still need to declare this as part of your policy. This is to ensure you’re fully covered should you fall ill or need to cancel as a result of the cancer returning.
What if your condition is terminal?
We are still able to cover terminal conditions. These are looked at on a case by case basis and if your condition is terminal, please call 01708 339029.
Undiagnosed conditions
If you are in the middle of a diagnosis or your doctor is in the process of finding out whether your cancer has spread, we will not be able to offer cover during this period. This is because we cannot cover undiagnosed conditions.
Once you have been diagnosed whether the cancer has spread or not, in most cases we will then be able to offer a quote.