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Workersafe
Outbound

The Workersafe Outbound policy provides travel insurance cover to New Zealand residents or citizens or New Zealand work visa holders, working outside New Zealand.

Workersafe
Inbound

The Workersafe Inbound policy provides travel insurance cover to New Zealand inbound workers and their families.

Seasonsafe

The Seasonsafe policy provides medical and travel insurance cover for New Zealand inbound seasonal workers under the Recognised Seasonal Employer (RSE) scheme

Congratulations! You’ve made the decision to work overseas.

Working and setting up a home in a new country is an exciting adventure. But like all travel, this comes with some level of risk. That’s why it’s important to make sure you have your medical and travel insurance sorted and it’s recommended that you secure and pay for your insurance prior to leaving your country of origin.

Fortunately, Workersafe has a travel insurance policy for people leaving New Zealand to work overseas (Workersafe Outbound) or arriving in New Zealand to work (Workersafe Inbound).

Use the Policy Finder to narrow your policy search, or click on each policy to learn more about the level of cover provided and get a quote.

Moving overseas with a pet

Moving overseas with a pet

For many of us, our pets are part of the family. For expats intending to move overseas with their pet, planning and research before the move is essential. It is crucial to ensure the welfare of your beloved pet during and after transit, and that regulation surrounding the importation and exportation of pets is complied with.

Before you go:

Research animal import regulations for your new country of residence, to determine what conditions must be met for your pet to be allowed en

Transitioning from study to work

Transitioning from study to work

How great students become awesome workers anywhere in the world

Taking the leap from study to the workforce can feel overwhelming – but there are steps you can take to make that change more comfortable.

Graduating is an exciting process – it’s time to celebrate the years you’ve spent working hard towards getting your degree! But then it’s time to become a fully-fledged grown-up contributing your part to society.

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Everybody needs good neighbours

Everybody needs good neighbours

How to get to know yours for a happier home and community

Moving to a new country for work can be extremely challenging but getting to know your neighbours is a great way to connect with your local community.

Moving to a new country for work can be extremely challenging. Expatriates must navigate new languages, currencies, social practices and workplace cultures and also leave behind their families, friends and support networks which can be an extremely isolating experience. A

Keeping in touch

Learning a foreign language

Learning a foreign language

Tips for expat parents

When you arrive in a new country, exchanging a few words of conversation with a local can help you to feel settled. It’s a great way to get to know people, and a useful skill to have for your time abroad. Here, we take a look at how expats parents can prepare themselves and their children for this challenge and provide some tips for successfully mastering the local lingo.

In general, the younger your children are the easier it will be for them to pick u

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Studentsafe Inbound Young Learners

New Zealand is a great and safe place to study. We’re a friendly nation and have plenty to keep you entertained when you’re not studying. All international students studying in New Zealand are required, by the 'Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of International Students', to have medical, travel and other types of insurance for the duration of their study.

Our Studentsafe Inbound Young Learners policy is designed for international students studying at a New Zealand primary school, intermediate or high school. If you are planning to study at one of our universities, see Studentsafe Inbound University.

Studentsafe Inbound Young Learners

Non-New Zealand residents who temporarily reside and study in New Zealand and will be attending a New Zealand primary, intermediate or high school are eligible to apply for the Studentsafe Inbound Young Learners policies. 

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You can get a quote and buy your policy online or contact us on our toll free number 0800 486 004 (within NZ) or outside NZ +64 9 488 1638

Policy cover 

You will be sent a Certificate of Insurance electronically. This will be emailed to you as soon as you have confirmed your policy and paid the premium. The Certificate of Insurance will include specific information about your policy including your period of cover. We recommend that you store this in a safe place.

Claims Excess 

An Excess is the amount that will be deducted from our settlement if you make a claim. The Excess applies under this policy to each separate event giving rise to a claim. The following Excesses apply automatically to claims under this policy:

1. Section 3 - Luggage, Personal Effects, Travel Documents, Money and Credit Cards. An excess of $100 applies to all items. 

2. Sections 1, 2, 4, 5, 6 and 7 - no Excess applies.

Pre-existing Medical Conditions 

The Studentsafe Inbound Young Learners policy does not automatically cover Pre-existing Medical Conditions. A Pre-existing Medical Condition is a medical or physical condition that you had before you enrolled in the plan and can extend to Pre-existing Medical Condition(s) you were aware of but did not seek treatment for. Cover can be arranged in certain circumstances by completing a Medical Risk Assessment Form. An additional premium will be charged if cover is approved.

Click here to download a Medical Risk Assessment Form. 

Specified High Value Items 

For any baggage items that are worth more than the policy item limit of $2,500 you can extend the cover and specify the item on your policy. An additional premium will be charged to specify an item and you should insure it for the indemnity or current value of the item.

Click here to download a Specified High Value Items Form.

Brochures

More information about Studentsafe Inbound Young Learners is available here.

Making a claim

To learn more about how to make a claim, visit the claims page on this website.

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