Car insurance for Ukrainian refugee
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I would think it’s a bit too soon for the insurance company actuaries to have identified a trend and all of them have stated a scheme that specific.
Hence you will only get best guesses and non-insurance related comments on here.
You could use one of the well known portals that allow for those variables (like co*******d.com) or ring a specialist broker and see if they will quote your exact scenario.
Hence you will only get best guesses and non-insurance related comments on here.
You could use one of the well known portals that allow for those variables (like co*******d.com) or ring a specialist broker and see if they will quote your exact scenario.
My wife is Polish and passed her test in Poland. I have normally just added her to my policy and taken out policies in her name with little issue. It did seem to cost a little more but nothing crazy, all the normal comparison sites quoted without issue, as did direct line etc. Just select full EU in the licence box rather than full UK.
The only issue we had was NCB. in Poland you insure the car not the driver so all insurance documents had the car reg but not her name. To avoid any hassle I just declared she had no NCB. Mainly this was because we have a friend who wouldn't accept 0 NCB and pushed that he had 5 years NCB, He ended up with 2 cancelled policies when they saw his paperwork.
The only issue we had was NCB. in Poland you insure the car not the driver so all insurance documents had the car reg but not her name. To avoid any hassle I just declared she had no NCB. Mainly this was because we have a friend who wouldn't accept 0 NCB and pushed that he had 5 years NCB, He ended up with 2 cancelled policies when they saw his paperwork.
Decky_Q said:
My wife is Polish and passed her test in Poland. I have normally just added her to my policy and taken out policies in her name with little issue. It did seem to cost a little more but nothing crazy, all the normal comparison sites quoted without issue, as did direct line etc. Just select full EU in the licence box rather than full UK.
The only issue we had was NCB. in Poland you insure the car not the driver so all insurance documents had the car reg but not her name. To avoid any hassle I just declared she had no NCB. Mainly this was because we have a friend who wouldn't accept 0 NCB and pushed that he had 5 years NCB, He ended up with 2 cancelled policies when they saw his paperwork.
One issue with this is that the Ukraine is not in the EU, so selecting full EU licence would be lying!The only issue we had was NCB. in Poland you insure the car not the driver so all insurance documents had the car reg but not her name. To avoid any hassle I just declared she had no NCB. Mainly this was because we have a friend who wouldn't accept 0 NCB and pushed that he had 5 years NCB, He ended up with 2 cancelled policies when they saw his paperwork.
Easiest option is to either walk in and talk to a broker face to face, or use a telephone to call a broker and talk to them. You might get some good advice on here, but there is no substitute for talking to someone who will actually have an answer for you.
Beaten to it - some info here by the way. https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/car-insurance-c...
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