Travel Insurance with Lymphoma

Lymphoma is currently the fifth most common cancer in the UK (across all age groups), and the most common cancer affecting the under-30s.

Because there are so many people suffering from lymphoma we’ve created European travel insurance that allows you to see a price in seconds without having to answer any questions about your condition.

If your doctor is happy for you to travel we can cover any condition, as long as you do not have a terminal prognosis of under 6 months.

Our Urgent Medical Travel Insurance policy is designed to cover up to £500,000 of costs for medical treatment that can’t wait until you get home. It does not cover things like baggage or cancellation.

We found people with cancer struggle to get travel cover.

Many insurers will not offer them any sort of travel insurance and others will make people with medical conditions answer dozens of time-consuming and impersonal questions. And many people with more serious conditions will not be offered cover at all.

We’ve created a fairer policy that allows you to see a price for any condition after 4 questions. If you’re happy with it we then ask if you’ve checked with your doctor that they believe you’re fit to travel. If they give you the green light then we can cover you for travel in Europe.

We can cover people undergoing tests, treatment or who have an undiagnosed condition. And we offer up to £5,000 for a loved one to travel out to be with you if you need treatment or cover some of their costs if they are travelling with you.

The policy includes access to a 24/7 emergency helpline in case you need treatment while abroad.

Join Bought By Many to access our cover and get a quote.

You can see the full policy documents for our cover here.

Here are a few of the key exclusions:

• The maximum trip length is 28 days
• You can only buy our travel insurance up to 30 days ahead of your trip
• We do not offer baggage or cancellation cover
• We cannot cover people who have a terminal prognosis of under 6 months
• You need to see your doctor to check they are happy for you to travel but you don't need to get a sign-off form

Find out more about travel insurance for medical conditions.

By Dan Woolley