What it is
Insuring your car shouldn’t be a maze. We explain the options in plain words and find the right cover for you, without selling you what you don’t need.
And when it really matters (a claim, a procedure) we’re here, with fast assistance and a real person to talk to.
The core of any car policy is third-party liability, the cover the law requires, which pays for the damage you cause to other people or their vehicles. Everything else sits on top of it and is optional: protection against theft and fire, damage to your own car in a crash, roadside assistance if you break down, a replacement driver when you cannot get behind the wheel yourself. We start from how much the car is worth to you and how you use it day to day, then add only the covers that earn their place, so you are not paying for extras you will never call on.
If you drive between Albania and Italy, the Green Card matters. It is an international motor-insurance certificate that shows your liability cover is valid outside your own country, and border or traffic authorities can ask to see it at any point. Without a valid one, a crossing on the Albania–Italy route can turn into a fine, or a car left waiting at the border while you sort it out. We make sure your policy carries a Green Card for the countries you actually pass through, and we go over the exact dates it covers, so you never set off with one that has quietly expired.
Before a long drive we go through the practical things together: that the policy is active for the whole time you are away, that the Green Card names the right countries, that the documents and the accident report form are already in the car and not in a drawer at home. None of this takes long, and checks like these are often what stands between a calm trip and a real problem at the worst possible moment. If you are stopped and cannot show a valid certificate, the problem is yours to explain on the spot, and it can hold up the whole journey, so we would rather sort the paperwork out at the desk with you well before you leave.
If something does happen on the road, you reach a person who already knows your file and can speak with you in Albanian, Italian or English. We walk you through the accident report, the photos worth taking on the spot, who has to be told and by when, and we stay on the claim from the first call until it is closed. The mistakes we help you avoid are ordinary ones. People under-declare how they use the car, or let a cover quietly lapse in the middle of the year. Others take it for granted that a policy bought at home follows them abroad on its own, which is exactly the gap the Green Card is there to close.
How it works
You tell us how you use it
How much you drive, where and for what, to find the right cover.
We compare
We explain the options without jargon, so you choose with confidence.
We set up the policy
We close the policy around your need, at a clear price.
Assistance
When you need us, we answer quickly, not a number that rings out.
FAQ
- How do I choose the right policy?
- We work it out together: tell us how you use the car and we propose the best cover, explaining every item.
- Do you assist with claims?
- Yes, we guide you through the procedure with fast assistance, a real person, not a call centre.
- Do I need the Green Card to drive between Albania and Italy?
- For crossing the border, it is the document that proves your liability cover is valid abroad, and authorities on either side can ask for it. We make sure your policy includes a valid Green Card for the countries on your route, and we check the dates before you leave so nothing lapses while you are away.
- What is required by law and what is optional?
- Third-party liability is the part the law requires: it pays for the damage you cause to others. Theft, fire, damage to your own car and roadside assistance are optional, added only when they make sense for the way you drive. We go through each one with you so you pay for what you actually use and skip what you don’t.