How To Insure A Car For A Trip Through Europe?

3 Comments

1. The Gooroo
   Posted June 17, 2009 at 3:24 am | Permalink

   If you’re insured in one country in Europe, you will be insured by the rest.The European insurance companies though of this before laying out their policies, no worries.

2. Anonymous
   Posted June 17, 2009 at 9:56 am | Permalink

   If you take your car abroad
   Al countries that are members of the EU and those listed above have agreed that an International Motor Insurance Certificate (Green Card) is no longer necessary for cross border travel. Your policy, SCHEDULE, and certificate of motor insurance should therefore provide sufficient eveidence that YOU are complying with the relevant laws relating to compulsory motor insurance in any of the countries that YOU visit. You should also remember that it is a legal requirement that YOU carry the registration document with YOU when taking YOUR CAR abroad.
   Basically, under EU law, if you’re insured in the UK, you automatically have the minimum required insurance to drive anywhere else in the EU. However, a specifically noted limitation in my policy is that I must notify my insurance company if I want my EU cover to extend beyond 30 days in any one insurance year.

3. The_TuTo
   Posted June 17, 2009 at 2:02 pm | Permalink

   There should be an AA (Automobile Association ) they should be able to help you… good luck mate.