Motorhome Insurance
for expats

The price of motorhome insurance may depend on the following factors:

• Age of the main driver.
• Whether the policy will have more than one driver.
• The number of years of driving license of the policyholder.
• Whether or not there have been traffic accidents.
• The type of insurance for motorhomes that you choose. The characteristics: make, model, age, etc. of the motorhome.

As you can see, many factors affect when calculating the price of your motorhome insurance. The best thing to do is to put yourself in the expert hands of our advisors so that they can resolve all your doubts and advise you on which insurance policy to choose.

Of course! Allianz Motorhome offers you the best and most complete insurance policies. With our policies, you will be able to travel in the following regions without the need for any formalities, apart from downloading the Green Card in your Private Area. Log in, download it and start planning your trip:

All countries in the European Economic Area: Belgium, Croatia, Denmark, Germany, Spain, France, Ireland, Latvia, Luxembourg, Netherlands, United Kingdom*, Sweden, Bulgaria, Slovakia, Estonia, Greece, Malta, Poland, Czech Republic, Austria, Cyprus, Slovenia, Finland, Hungary, Italy, Lithuania, Portugal and Romania.

• Vatican City
• Monaco
• San Marino
• Gibraltar

All other signatory countries of the Green Card Convention are also included. If you would like us to calculate the price of your motorhome insurance, please contact one of our expert advisors. Leave us your details and we will call you back with no obligation.

As with other vehicles such as cars or motorbikes, insurance for motorhomes is compulsory for anyone who owns one. Any vehicle on the road that may, at some point, cause damage to third parties must be insured.

Even if you have your motorhome or campervan parked in a car park permanently or for long periods, it is also compulsory to take out insurance, as even when parked, a motorhome can overturn, causing damage to vehicles parked nearby, or even have an electrical fault, catch fire and cause damage to the property it is on.

In short, if you own a motorhome you will need to take out insurance to be to be in order with the law.

To insure your car, a questionnaire must be answered with the following information; such as the exact model of the car, the registration date, the driver's license issue date, the policy number of the previous insurance (if you transfer from another company) or the bank account number from which the premiums can be directly deposited. It is therefore recommended that you have the following documentation in hand:

• Driver's license.
• The vehicle registration document.
• Documentation from your previous insurance.
• A receipt from the bank and/or your credit card, for bill payments.