Travel insurance for prostate cancer from World First

Searching for travel insurance that covers prostate cancer or for those who are having ongoing hormone replacement treatment following prostate cancer can be frustrating. But it shouldn't be. We can give you the comprehensive cover you need for your holiday. That includes up to £10 million medical cover, access to 24/7 emergency medical assistance and cover for replacing lost or stolen medication.

Alongside the medical cover? All the benefits you would expect. Cancellation protection, travel delay cover and insurance for the loss or theft of your money, passport and belongings. You will also be covered for hiking, cycling and over 150 other sports and activities. It's comprehensive cover without the cost.

We're not like other travel insurers...

Time and again we hear the same thing from new customers. The struggle to find travel insurance involves prohibitively high premiums - if they are offered a policy at all. It's as if some insurers think that having prostate cancer on your medical records means you should never travel again. We think otherwise.

Detailed medical screening helps us to understand your medical history, so you get exactly the right level of cover. And because we also offer testicular cancer travel insurance, we may be able to cover you if your cancer has spread. No prohibitively high quotes. No need to travel without peace of mind. Because finding travel insurance should never be harder than choosing which country to visit.

Getting a quote is easy

You can get a quote in minutes online. Just complete our medical screening questions and you should have a quote within ten minutes. Rather talk to one of our customer service team? No problem. We are based in Exeter, Devon and available six days per week. Just call the number at the top of this page.

Why choose World First?

We have been providing comprehensive medical travel insurance since 1973 and have helped hundreds of thousands of travellers enjoy the break they deserve. Often when they couldn't find cover elsewhere. Take out a policy and if you change your mind within 14 days we will give you a full refund. No questions asked.

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