Car and Mobility
Buying or importing a car to the Netherlands? Learn how to arrange your registration, car insurance, and transfer foreign claim-free years.
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What you will find here
Car and Mobility is part of Dutch Insurance for Expats & Internationals. This page brings together guides that explain when your Dutch non-life insurance needs attention, which policy conditions often matter, and which questions to prepare before a commission-free call.
Use this overview as a starting point: read the guide closest to your situation first, then note whether contents, buildings, liability, car, travel or legal expenses cover should be checked.
Pay special attention to changes in your home, household, transport, travel plans or legal risk. Those moments often determine whether an existing policy still fits, or whether the same cover can be arranged more intelligently.
The guides deliberately stay within personal non-life insurance: contents, buildings, liability, car, travel and legal expenses cover.
Within this topic you will find guides including: Dutch Car Insurance for Expats: Licence & No-Claims, Bringing Your Car to the Netherlands: Insurance & No-Claims, Using Foreign Claim-Free Years for Your Dutch Car Insurance.
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Dutch Car Insurance for Expats: Licence & No-Claims
Dutch car insurance for newcomers: converting your foreign driving licence, transferring your no-claims history, and choosing the right coverage.
Bringing Your Car to the Netherlands: Insurance & No-Claims
Bringing your car to the Netherlands? Learn about Dutch car insurance rules, transferring no-claims and picking the right cover.
Using Foreign Claim-Free Years for Your Dutch Car Insurance
Learn how to use your foreign no-claims history to reduce premiums on Dutch car insurance. Documentation requirements and a handy checklist.