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Car insurance for expats is our speciality because we too are expats. Our team of Customer Service Advisors understand that you may have questions or queries about our insurance products and therefore we are ready to answer all your questions and find the car insurance that covers your needs.

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What details do I need to get a quote?

Details of the car

The car's number plate is useful, but not essential. Please declare any modifications and details of your NCB in years. You can request this from your insurance provider.

You’ll need other drivers’ names and licence details to add them to any policy.

Driving licence & convictions

Type of licence; how long you've had it; details of any points or disqualifications from the last 5 years.

Date, claim cost and accident type for any accidents or claims in the last 5 years.

What level of cover should I choose?

  • Third-party only The lowest level of cover available. It insures you against damage caused to someone else or their property, including your passengers, as the result of an accident. It doesn't cover your car against repair or replacement.
  • Third-party, fire and theft Offers the same level of cover as third-party, but also covers your car for repair or replacement if it's stolen or damaged by fire.
  • Comprehensive Offers the most protection, covering you and your car, as well as other people and their property.

Frequently asked questions

Typically it's cheaper to pay for insurance in one go. Opting to pay monthly via direct debit could end up costing you over 16% extra.
This is the amount you'd have to pay in the event of a claim, in addition to any compulsory excesses set by the insurance provider.
When you get quotes through, you'll usually see 'soft searches' on your credit report. These are nothing to worry about. They're only visible to you and don't affect your credit rating. A 'soft search' is usually just used to confirm your identity.
To get an estimate, if you know on average how many miles you drive a week, you can multiply that figure by 52 to give you a yearly figure.