Can I get car insurance in Ireland with a foreign license?
Getting car insurance in Ireland having moved here. To legally drive a car in public places in Ireland you need to be insured (and properly licensed). If you're new to Ireland, and driving with a foreign driver's license, you may have a few hoops to jump through to get insurance.
How can I get affordable expat car insurance in Ireland?
If you’re a non-resident working in Ireland, Clements Worldwide has made it easy to get affordable expat car insurance for foreign nationals. Secure a competitive rate for your comprehensive vehicle coverage with our hassle-free quote process. Our Ireland Car Insurance plan for non-residents and foreigners offers:
Do foreigners need car insurance?
Car insurance for short-term foreign visitors People who are visiting the U.S. for a short time, such as for a vacation, probably won't need to buy car insurance from a stand-alone insurer. The easiest option is to get temporary insurance coverage directly from the car rental company.
Which foreign country driver licenses are available?
Full licenses from Ireland, EU, Australia, South Africa, New Zealand, Japan, USA & Canada. The only provisional license accepted is Ireland.
Is there a vehicle value restriction?
There is a minimum vehicle value of €1,500 and a maximum of €100,000. For drivers under 25 years of age, the maximum value is €50,000.
What is the deductible?
The deductible is up to you and ranges from €150 to €500. It applies to the entire policy including third-party damage and third-party injury, and...
How many drivers can be in one policy?
The policy allows for 4 named drivers per policy in addition to the policyholder. Premiums are calculated on the highest-rated driver.
Am I covered to drive other cars?
The policy does not cover driving other cars.