Car, home, health, mortgage… French insurance can be confusing. We compare the market for you and explain everything in plain English, so you can focus on settling in.
An insurance company sells its own products. As an independent broker, we work for you: we compare offers from many French insurers, negotiate, and stay by your side when you need to make a claim.
Our advice is free for you: we are paid by the insurers.
Mandatory in France. Foreign licence, first French policy, imported US vehicle: we find insurers that accept your profile.
Tenants must insure their home in France. Apartment or house, furnished or not, we get you covered quickly with a certificate for your landlord.
French Social Security only reimburses part of your medical costs. A mutuelle covers the rest: hospital, dental, optical.
Buying a home? The bank requires borrower insurance, and you can choose a cheaper policy than the bank's.
Not yet registered with French Social Security, or travelling often? International health plans cover you worldwide.
Freelancer or contractor in France? We cover your professional liability and business premises.
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We consult our partner insurers and select the best options for your situation and budget.
We go through the guarantees in English, handle the paperwork and send you your certificates.
Tell us a little about your needs: we'll get back to you quickly, in English.
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No. We handle the whole process in English: understanding your needs, comparing offers and explaining the guarantees. Insurance contracts and legal documents are issued in French by the insurers, and we walk you through them.
If you rent, yes: tenants must insure the property against rental risks (fire, water damage, explosion) and landlords usually ask for a certificate when you move in. For owners, it is strongly recommended and required for co-owned buildings.
Yes, in many cases. Depending on your licence and how long you have lived in France, you may need to exchange it for a French licence. Some insurers also take your previous no-claims history into account: bring a letter from your former insurer.
Yes. Banks require borrower insurance, and you are free to choose a policy other than the bank's, often much cheaper. For the mortgage itself, we can put you in touch with our partner credit broker.
Our comparison and advice are free for you: we are paid by the insurers.
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