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The Studentsafe Outbound policy provides travel insurance cover to New Zealand residents, citizens and student visa holders who are leaving New Zealand temporarily for study.
The Studentsafe Inbound University policy provides travel insurance cover for international students studying at a University in New Zealand.
Our Studentsafe Inbound Learners policy is designed for international students studying at a New Zealand tertiary institution.
Our Studentsafe Inbound Young Learners policies are designed for students attending a New Zealand primary school, intermediate or high school.
Studentsafe Domestic is a travel insurance policy designed for New Zealand residents or citizens living and studying away from home within New Zealand.
Studying abroad, or even within New Zealand if you are a New Zealander, is an exciting adventure. But like all adventures, this comes with some level of risk. That’s why it’s important to make sure you have your medical and travel insurance under control. If you are coming to New Zealand, you’ll also need medical cover to qualify for an international student visa. Use the Policy Finder to narrow your policy search, or click on each policy to learn more about the policy and to get a quote.
Studying in New Zealand:
Luckily if you’re an international student who’s been accepted to study at a New Zealand University, your Studentsafe Inbound University policy is offered as part of your enrolment process. If you are not an international student or you are studying at a different educational provider, we can still provide you with a policy.
Studying outside of New Zealand:
If you are currently residing in New Zealand and wishing to study overseas, you might be interested in our Studentsafe Outbound policy.
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