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Travel Insurance - Disclaimer

Disclaimer: Travel insurance coverage is subject to policy terms, conditions, exclusions, geographical limits and plan selection. Benefits may vary depending on the product variant, destination, age and coverage opted.

Applicable UIN: IndusInd Travel Care Policy – RELTIOP08002V010708

For detailed disclosures, premium illustrations and benefit limitations, please refer to the Travel Insurance Disclaimer page.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What documents should I carry while travelling to New Zealand?

A valid passport (with at least 6 months of validity). A valid New Zealand Visitor Visa (if applicable for your travel category). Confirmed return tickets. Travel insurance (recommended, with both physical and digital copies). Recent bank statements or credit card copies. Hotel bookings or an invitation letter if staying with friends/family.

What should I pack for my trip to New Zealand?

Pack a pair of comfortable walking or hiking shoes, especially if you plan to explore New Zealand’s scenic national parks. Include weather-appropriate layers, as the weather can change quickly throughout the day. Bring a waterproof jacket or windbreaker to stay dry and warm during rainy or windy conditions. Carry a universal travel adapter, as New Zealand uses Type I plugs with a 230V supply. Don’t forget essentials like sunscreen, sunglasses, and insect repellent, particularly for the summer months. Include modest clothing in your luggage if you intend to visit Māori maraes or other spiritual sites. Pack basic medicines and any prescribed medication in travel-sized kits for easy access during your trip.

Is travel insurance mandatory for New Zealand?

No. Travel insurance is not mandatory for Indian travellers visiting New Zealand on a tourist visa. However, it is highly recommended. As a visitor, you won’t be eligible for the country’s public healthcare system, and medical expenses can be quite high. For example, an emergency room visit in New Zealand can cost between NZD 300 to NZD 1,500, which is roughly ₹15,600 to ₹78,000*. IndusInd General Insurance offers travel insurance plans that provide medical coverage up to USD 5,00,000, which can help cover such unexpected costs. (*Approx. conversion rate - 1 NZD = ₹52)

What are some safety tips to keep in mind when travelling to New Zealand?

Respect local wildlife, Māori customs and protected natural areas. Carry a copy of your passport, visa and travel insurance at all times. Dial 111 for emergencies, whether it’s for police, medical help or fire. Don’t leave bags or valuables unattended in public places. Always carry a valid ticket on public transport. Fare evasion may lead to fines up to NZD 150, which is roughly ₹7,800*. Jaywalking is discouraged, especially in cities like Auckland and Wellington. Crossing outside pedestrian zones may attract fines of NZD 35, which is roughly ₹1,820*. Littering in public areas or scenic reserves can result in fines ranging from NZD 100 to NZD 400, which is roughly ₹5,200 to ₹20,800* (*Approx. conversion rate - 1 NZD = ₹52)

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