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We understand that it’s difficult to find reliable travel insurance when you’re living with skin cancer. PayingTooMuch specialises in cover for pre-existing medical conditions, so most standard policies bought through us include:
If you’re living with skin cancer, you could still find the right cover for your holiday. You should be able to find cover that’s right for you if:
If you want to know more about cancer cover, you can talk to our helpful customer service team.
If you can’t get cover through us, the Money Helper directory has a useful list of specialist medical insurance providers, who might be able to help.
Finding the right travel insurance when you’re living with skin cancer can be daunting. Tell us as much as you can about your condition and choose from policies you know are right. Questions you’ll be asked might include:
Questions might vary, depending on the stage of your skin cancer. Answer the questions as honestly as possible to make sure you’re shown policies that are right for you.
To find the right policy, you need to let us know as much as you can about you and your trip. That way, you’ll be able to compare cover that’s right for your needs. This might include policy with specialist cruise cover if you’re venturing to the seas. Or winter sports cover if you’re heading to the slopes.
The cheapest option if you’re only going on one trip
Often the most cost-effective cover if you go on holiday more often
Do I need to declare my skin cancer if I’m in remission?add remove
Yes, you need to declare all medical conditions you’ve had treatments, tests or investigations for in the last two years, even if you’re in remission.
What types of skin cancer do you cover?add remove
Yes, we can usually cover most types of skin cancer, including basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, malignant melanoma and mycosis fungoides. Finding the right cover will depend on you and the stage of your condition.
Should I wait until my skin cancer treatment is finished before getting a quote?add remove
Through PayingTooMuch, you could find travel insurance that covers you while you’re getting cancer treatment, but it depends on you and your trip type. It’s also important to speak to your doctor before you travel, to make sure it’s safe.
If you need to continue routine treatment abroad, this will not be covered by your travel insurance, but it could be using a GHIC card in Europe. It’s important to note that a GHIC card is not a replacement for travel insurance, and won’t cover you for things like cancellations, lost baggage and delays.
What questions will I be asked in my medical screening for skin cancer?add remove
You’ll be asked questions to make sure you get the right cover for your needs. This might include:
- What form of skin cancer were you diagnosed with?
- Has the cancer spread to the skin from somewhere else in the body?
- How long ago was your last cancer treatment for this condition?
- Have all lesions been completely removed or destroyed?
Questions will vary depending on your answers. It’s important to be as honest as possible to make sure your travel cover is right for you.