Travel insurance for liver cancer from World First

When you have been looking forward to a getaway, it's disheartening to be held back by problems getting travel insurance. Unfortunately, when you have liver cancer on your medical records, good policies can be hard to come by. If you do find them, the premiums are often prohibitively expensive. But what if there was another option?

Here at World First we specialise in medical travel insurance. And we believe in comprehensive cover at a fair price. It means a diagnosis of hepatic cancer may no longer have to hold you back as long as you aren't currently undergoing treatment. We can also cover related conditions such as diabetes, liver cirrhosis and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease.

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What do you get with a World First policy?

Foreign medical bills can be alarmingly expensive. It's one of the reasons comprehensive medical cover forms the core of our policies. Peace of mind is yours with up to £10 million cover for foreign medical assistance. That includes cover for the cost of replacing lost medication. Anything else? In the unlikely event of an emergency, you will have 24/7 access to specialist medical advisors in the UK. And because we understand that life can be unpredictable following a cancer diagnosis, our holiday cancellation cover ensures your money is never wasted if your plans change at the last minute.

Ready to get a quote?

Our medical screening process takes roughly 10-15 minutes to complete online. Alternatively you can discuss your requirements with us over the phone. Just call our experienced customer service team using the number at the top of this page. We are based in Exeter, UK and are open six days a week from Monday to Saturday.

Why choose World First?

Exceptional customer service is at the heart of what we do. But don't just take our word for it. Read about our previous customers' experiences with World First on consumer feedback website Trustpilot. Want to try a policy? We will give you 14 days to comb the details and give you a full refund if you are not completely satisfied.

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