... you collide with the vehicle in front of you, damaging the other vehicle. (liability)
… your motorcycle suffers hail damage during a storm. (partially comprehensive cover)
... your motorcycle is stolen. (partially comprehensive cover)
… you accidentally scrape against a wall or post. (fully comprehensive cover)
... you have a breakdown. (Assistance)
… you deliberately damage your vehicle.
... you cause damage while participating in races, rallies or similar competitive events.
… you cause damage while driving without a driver’s licence or while driving an unregistered motorcycle.
No, it is not necessary to deposit your registration plates in the winter. With Helvetia’s blanket solution, you benefit from a reduction in the premium if you leave your motorcycle registered all year round. You pay the premium for nine months, but can still ride your motorcycle all year round. Another advantage is that you waste no time on administrative tasks and save yourself the cost of depositing the registration plates.
If you usually deposit your registration plates for longer, however, you can forego the blanket solution and will be reimbursed the full premium for the period they are on deposit when you register them again.
Changing your insurance is very easy and is possible in the following cases:
To register your new motorbike with the driver and vehicle licensing office, you will need the following documents:
In some countries in Europe, you need to prove that you have liability insurance when entering the country. To do so, you need the International Insurance Card – also known as the Green Card. This serves as confirmation that liability insurance is in place and can simply be ordered online.