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Insurance to drive in Europe

deise muay thai · 2010-08-09 18:55:44

What companys insure you to take your car out of the country (into europe)

09-08-2010 7:55pm

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deise muay thai

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What companys insure you to take your car out of the country (into europe)

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Just got my cert for another year of insurance from quinn-direct today and apparently i'm insured to drive in europe for up to 93 days of the year of insurance

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#3 09-08-2010 8:02pm

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Your third party cover: every single insurance policy without any time limits.

Other covers (fire, theft, own car damage, etc): depends on insurance company, most of them would offer a cover for month, two or three free of charge, for more you have to pay.

So in other words, no matter if you inform your insurance company that you go abroad, no matter how long you are going to stay there, you are still road legal, as you have third party insurance.

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