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Vehicles
Car, motorbike, truck, taxi and boat. Plus the bicycle and the e-scooter, which need no plate.
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- Car insurance Compulsory, and the gap between the first and the last company is more than 35% for exactly the same driver. Compare estimates
- Leased car insurance The leasing company requires fully comprehensive cover with specific extras. See what it costs if you arrange it yourself instead of taking their package. Compare estimates
- Van, pickup and farm truck insurance Compulsory, and priced like a car: horsepower, region, record. A van pays a fifth more than a car of the same power. A farm truck pays a fifth less. Compare estimates
- Motorcycle insurance Compulsory here too. It starts very low for a moped and climbs steeply past 500 cc. Compare estimates
- E-scooter insurance Not compulsory for private use, but if you hit a pedestrian, you pay. It costs less than a full tank of petrol. Compare estimates
- Bicycle insurance Not compulsory, and an e-bike is insured as a bicycle. From 25 euro a year for the liability, which is the reason to buy it. Theft is the reason people ask. Compare estimates
- Taxi insurance Public hire means several times the exposure: the premium starts where a private car's ends, and few companies write it at all. Compare estimates
- Boat insurance Third-party liability is compulsory for every motor boat. Cover for the boat itself is not. Compare estimates
- Roadside assistance A separate policy, for anyone whose car insurance does not include it or who does not trust the one it includes. A few tens of euro a year, and the biggest difference between insurers is how far from your home it starts to apply. Compare estimates
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What else we compare
- Health From a hospital stay to routine tests. For you, for anyone moving to Greece, and for your pet.
- Home Your home, earthquake and water damage, the property you let, and the panels on the roof.
- Business The shop, the office, the hotel. The building, the equipment, and the earnings you lose while it stays shut.
- Third-party liability The damage you do to somebody else - at home, on the road or at work. And the lawyer, when the other side is at fault.
- Life What your family receives if something happens to you.
- Income Your income if you cannot work, and your pension afterwards.
- Travel A few euro a day for health care, trip cancellation and luggage.