Travel worldwide with car, car insurance? [closed]

1. Is car insurance valid abroad?
2. Is my car insurance still valid if I travel to France?
3. Do I need to tell my insurance company if I'm driving abroad?
4. Does my car insurance cover me driving in Europe?
5. Does my UK car insurance cover me in USA?
6. What country has the highest car insurance?
7. Do I need separate car insurance to drive in Europe?
8. Does my insurance cover me abroad?
9. Will my travel insurance be invalid if I travel to France?
10. Can you drive your own car abroad?
11. Can you drive someone else's car abroad?
12. Will my car insurance cover me in Ireland?

Is car insurance valid abroad?

If you've got valid UK car insurance, you've also got the legal minimum cover in any EU country. But this can be very basic - in some countries you're covered for even less than UK third party insurance meaning theft and damage from vandalism isn't included.

Is my car insurance still valid if I travel to France?

When you register a car in any EU country, you must insure it for third party liability. This compulsory insurance is valid in all other EU countries. It covers you if you have an accident causing damage to property or injury to anyone other than the driver. ... Insurers can apply different rules in each country.

Do I need to tell my insurance company if I'm driving abroad?

To drive in another country, you need to make sure your insurance covers you outside the UK. So before leaving, let your insurer know that you're travelling overseas, and check if your existing policy covers you. ... Once you're happy with your level of insurance, you can ask your insurer for a Green Card.

Does my car insurance cover me driving in Europe?

Most countries in Europe are covered by a standard car insurance policy – but some aren't, such as Switzerland, Vatican City, Turkey and Russia. Always check your policy to make sure the European country you're planning to travel to is covered.

Does my UK car insurance cover me in USA?

Yes. In order to legally drive in most states, you'll need to meet the state's minimum car insurance requirements. Your specific situation as an international visitor will affect the type of policy you'll need.

What country has the highest car insurance?

Here is a list of the top five countries when it comes to expensive auto insurance premiums:

• United States.
• Austria.
• Germany.
• United Kingdom.
• Australia.

Do I need separate car insurance to drive in Europe?

Does your car insurance cover you for driving in Europe? Driving your own car in the European Union (EU) means you need to make sure you have the right car insurance. Before you go through the tunnel or get on a ferry, make sure you check with your insurer that you have the right type of cover for your trip.

Does my insurance cover me abroad?

Although many health insurance companies will pay “customary and reasonable” hospital costs abroad, very few will pay for your medical evacuation back to the United States, according to the U.S. State Department. ... Some premium cards cover evacuation to the nearest hospital and other accident benefits.

Will my travel insurance be invalid if I travel to France?

But be extremely wary of doing so. Not only is there the heightened risk of catching coronavirus, but most travel insurance policies won't cover you if you go on a trip to a destination the FCO is advising against non-essential travel to, meaning you won't be covered if you do go, even if it's unrelated to coronavirus.

Can you drive your own car abroad?

Driving abroad on holiday. You need to take your Great Britain or Northern Ireland driving licence with you to drive abroad. ... You'll need to apply to renew your licence at least a week before you travel. If you're taking your own vehicle, you also need to take your log book (V5C) and your insurance certificate.

Can you drive someone else's car abroad?

Can I drive someone else's car abroad? Yes, as long as you have a valid driving licence and, if necessary, an International Driving Permit. Check your insurance carefully to see if you're covered to drive someone else's car abroad, including any restrictions on driving abroad.

Will my car insurance cover me in Ireland?

Yes, all UK vehicle insurance provides the minimum third party cover to drive in EU countries. If you have a fully comprehensive policy, check with your car insurance provider to see if this extends to Ireland, as well as checking whether you are covered for theft or damage to your car when abroad.