Frequently asked

Insurance, explained plainly.

How much does car insurance cost in the UAE?

Third Party Liability starts from AED 731 for a standard sedan. Comprehensive cover typically starts around AED 1,785 and scales with vehicle value, age and driver history. Get an instant comparison via our quote wizard.

Third Party (TPL) is the legal minimum — it covers damage or injury you cause to others, but not your own car. Comprehensive covers own-damage, theft, fire, natural disasters and third-party liability.

Agency repair means your car is fixed at the manufacturer’s authorised workshop with genuine parts. It preserves warranty and resale value — recommended for cars under 5 years old.

Only if you add GCC cover. Most insurers offer it for AED 150–350 per trip or as an annual add-on. We can quote it alongside your policy.

For every claim-free year, insurers offer a discount of 10–20% on your next renewal. After 5 clean years the maximum NCD is usually 55%.

Digital policies are issued within minutes of payment and delivered by email and WhatsApp. Physical copies are couriered on request.

Emirates ID, driving licence, and Mulkiya (vehicle registration). For new cars, the invoice replaces the Mulkiya until registration.

Yes — UAE regulations allow cancellation with a pro-rata refund minus a small admin fee. Our team handles the paperwork with the insurer.

Call our 24/7 line (800 80 80). We dispatch a tow truck, help you obtain the police report, and manage the claim end-to-end with your insurer.

No. Our service is free to the customer — insurers pay us a commission for placing your business. You always get the same price you’d get direct.