Insurance Services
Insurance Services
Key Points How Does the Process Work?
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01
Yacht and Usage Type Analysis

The insurance requirements are identified based on whether the yacht is for private or commercial use, its operational region, and technical specifications.

02
Selection of Policy Type

The appropriate insurance type is chosen—such as hull and machinery, third-party liability, P&I (Protection & Indemnity), crew coverage, or additional special coverages.

03
Quotation and Comparison Process

Offers are requested from relevant insurance companies and compared based on the scope of coverage and technical specifications.

04
Policy Issuance and Monitoring

The policy is issued in line with the selected offer. Follow-up services are provided for annual renewals and time-sensitive notifications.

05
Port-Compliant Documents and Approvals

Insurance documents are prepared in a format accepted by port authorities. Additional mandatory coverages are arranged for specific countries as needed.

Frequently Asked Questions
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01
In which situations is insurance mandatory?

Insurance is required for commercial use, port entries, crossings to the Greek Islands, and certain flag registrations.

02
What is Third-Party Liability Insurance?

It is a type of insurance that covers damages the yacht may cause to third parties (people or property).

03
What does P&I insurance cover?

P&I (Protection & Indemnity) offers broad coverage, including environmental pollution, injuries, crew liability, employee rights, and legal compensations.

04
Why is wreck removal coverage necessary?

In the event of a sinking, this coverage is required by port authorities to cover the costly process of removing the wreck.

05
What happens if the insurance policy expires?

The yacht becomes uninsured and may be denied port entry or exit permissions. Therefore, timely tracking and renewal are crucial.