What you need to know:
- ANZ credit cards with complimentary international travel insurance offer comprehensive cover for up to 3 or 6 consecutive months when you travel overseas.
- You'll get cover when you meet the requirements before travelling, noting cover is usually only available to those aged under 81.
- Your spouse and dependants travelling with you can also get cover, but there are some requirements and exclusions.

Hi, As I am eligible for ANZ complimentry travel, but unable to apply online. As I have used many time before . But can’t seen to go online to apply. please help. thank you.
Hi Jo,
If you hold an eligible ANZ Platinum or Black credit card that includes complimentary insurance, you don’t need to apply for cover. Instead, you must pay for at least $250 of your prepaid travel arrangements using your eligible ANZ card. You’ll also need to have a booked return flight or journey originating from Australia, and be under the age of 81. If you have any questions or concerns, it’s worth calling your card’s insurance provider for clarification, but I hope this helps!
How do i get my complementary travel insurance
The process differs depending on the specific card, but typically you’ll need to purchase travel for the trip using the card and then register details of your journey via the ANZ site.
i am 83 years and going to Hong Kong paid all bills so far with Anz black visa what do I need for insurance cover?
Hi Bryan,
Unfortunately ANZ complimentary travel insurance is only available to cardholders aged under 81 years old, so you’re not eligible. HSBC seems to be the only credit card that has no age limit for complimentary travel insurance. If you wish, you can get a free quote for travel insurance here. Hope this helps, and enjoy your trip!
Hi Jacky,
You can add an additional cardholder. Up to 9 actually. But there is a $65 annual fee per cardholder.
Hi Jacky,
Yes you can, although it comes with a fee. You’ll generally pay an annual fee of $65 per additional cardholder, along with a $55 rewards program service fee. An alternative might be to add your card to your digital wallet if you have a smart phone, so you have a digital backup with you when travelling. Also keep in mind that if you lose a card while you’re travelling, you should contact ANZ immediately to cancel the card, in case it’s been stolen and someone else tries to use it. Hope this helps!