Holiday Home Insurance abroad

What is Holiday Home Insurance abroad?

The basic definition of holiday home insurance is insurance that protects you and your property should something happen to your holiday home.

As holiday homes are generally unoccupied more often than primary homes it’s important that you have cover that protects your property against damages during this time.

Insurance for Holiday Homes Abroad

Are you debating buying a holiday home abroad? If so there’s a lot to consider, with where to purchase your home in being the tip of the iceberg! Owning a home abroad is extremely exciting, however at the same time you need to make sure that your home remains safe at all times.

This is where Intasure can help. We’ve spent years helping customers looking for holiday home insurance regardless of whether their holiday home is in Spain, Italy, Greece or even Cyprus. With our expert advice you can gather valuable information concerning your holiday home insurance policy and how to protect your investment.

Other benefits of Intasure’s holiday home insurance abroad are:

Cover for long or short term lets
Emergency travel cover
Public liability cover of up to £5million included as standard
Protection for swimming pools
Temporary accommodation cover

Choosing The Right Insurance

There are some similarities when it comes to holiday home insurance abroad and insurance you buy for your primary residence. For example, you will need to cover the building itself as well as its contents, however depending on where your property is based there may also be other factors you need to consider.

Intasure can help you understand the rules concerning home insurance for countries across the world and therefore gain a better idea of your insurance requirements. Our friendly team will also do their best to find a quote that matches your budget, so why not contact us today?

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This provides you with a summary of the cover. For precise details of cover, including the conditions and exclusions that apply, the policy document itself should be referred to.