Does ASB travel insurance cover my pre-existing conditions?
Any pre-existing conditions are automatically excluded from the policy, diagnosed or not. However, you can apply for cover for your pre-existing conditions as part of your policy application, or by calling Cigna on 0800 660 141 after your policy is in place. If the condition(s) are able to be covered and you want the pre-existing condition cover to apply, an additional premium will be charged. Cigna Insurance will confirm the outcome of your pre-existing condition cover in writing.
The availability of insurance cover is subject to your application being approved. Exclusions apply. For full details, refer to the Policy Document which is available from ASB Bank Limited. This insurance is underwritten by Cigna Life Insurance New Zealand Limited.
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