How to get car insurance in Germany - Step-by-Step Guide

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Follow this over-the-shoulder step-by-step guide to sign up for mandatory car insurance in Germany.
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@relationcommercial3095 2 года назад

Thank you for information after fellow your instruction I saved 400 euros compare to the offer I got from insurance agent super job

@khaled_ismail Год назад

Thanks for the video! Maybe you can make a follow-up showing "insider" tips on how to lower the car insurance. For example what car types to look for, manufacturing year, horsepower, etc.

@LeoCESS Месяц назад

Very helpful. Thanks!

@ims512 3 года назад

very useful information for new car drivers...thanks for that....

@cessnamarvel7022 3 года назад

You gals have helped soooo much. Thank you. ♥️

@simplegermany 3 года назад

You’re welcome! 🙂

@mehmetyoruk4089 3 года назад

That's awesome video. One recommendation options are not shown when you are reading them 🙋🏻‍♂️

@sriaism 3 года назад

This was super helpful!

@ehemalssimehtt3739 3 года назад

❤️ Simple Germany ❤️

@horialupu94 Год назад

Keep up the good work please !

@eghosaenoruwa7767 3 года назад

God bless you

@shehanrodrigo2319 Год назад

Great stuff guys. This is super helpful. I just made a deposit for a car and working through the insurance. A short question- in the event of an accident do you know if these companies offer services in English? Any tips to get around that?

@simplegermany Год назад

Currently, we are not aware of any English-speaking car insurance in Germany. You might get lucky to have an English speaker on the customer service phone, but all documents will be in German. You can use the camera function of the Google translate app to help understand those.

@shehanrodrigo5553 Год назад

@@simplegermanythank you for the response. Again, thank you very much for the video and wishing you both the very best… 😊

@zinkzhang1752 2 года назад

Can u believe I watch all the way down here😂

@user-ps3dr3zk4e Год назад

Hi, there, I'm so thankful for the video. It's such an informative content. But I have some questions here and here they are. So, I want to buy a car from Germany and transport it to my homeland. Ok, I can buy a transport insurance online, but how can I receive the documents (die Unterlagen) per Post. I don't have an adress registration in Germany, so I'm gonna recieve the eVb-Nummer, but how I receive the paper documents? And the next question is - I don't have a german bank account, can I pay with my foreign account? (Im from EU - Country) Can I transfer the money to the salesman with my EU - Bank account? I can speak German too, so that's not a problem for me personally. Somebody can explain that to me on German. Es wäre kein Problem Thank you

@gehacktetYKzZY 3 года назад

Great! what if the car is in the name of a friend who lives in another state. Which documents do I need to register in my name? I appreciate it if you could give me some tipps

@simplegermany 3 года назад

Hey! So a car can only be registered to one person in Germany and the person that the car is registered under does not have to be the car owner. Your friend could stay the car owner (Fahrzeugeigentümer) and the registered keeper (Fahrzeughalter) and you can simply use the car OR if your friend agrees, you could register the car under your name and become the registered keeper (Fahrzeughalter), which has no impact on your friend staying the car owner. The registered keeper of the car is essentially responsible for the car - as this person's name is in the registry. To register a car, whether you own it or not, you need the same documents as when you own it. We go into detail in our guide: www.simplegermany.com/how-to-register-a-car-in-germany/ - hope this helps! 😊

@avsthr1985 Год назад

Hi.. Thanks for this great video. I have one question. I bought my first car insurance through online and generated evb. With the evb car dealer did the registration. I am planning to pick my cqr tomorrow. However, I did not ge the insurance contract from the insurance company. I tried to call them. But they dont talk English at all. I did not understand them clearly. But looks like they told me that they will send the contract by next week. Is it safe to drive before getting the actual contract and insurance number! Sorry. This land is too complicated for me😇. Thanks again for all help..

@simplegermany Год назад

Yeah that could be, our insurance also took some time until the papers arrived via postal mail and they took even longer to charge the money 😅 That's why you get the ebv directly online, so you can already proceed with registering and picking up your car 😊

@valterbeicinha9633 5 месяцев назад

In the case I want to buy a car to do a road trip back to my country, what should I do?

@michaelassouline667 Год назад

Thanks for the comprehensive walk-through! I am looking to change my insurance as I pay too much. I remember looking at Getsafe in the past, for which I also saw a recommendation from you. However, I can't seem to find the offer they had. Did they change the offer? Do you still recommend them? Thanks!

@simplegermany Год назад

Hey Michael, for all things insurance you can watch our overview video, where we talk about the different types and providers: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7461yYweEG8.html or visit our website, where we have detailed written guides as well: www.simplegermany.com/insurances-in-germany/

@timurbabadjanov9115 Год назад

Hi Yvonne! Thank you so much for the detailed information. I followed your instructions and got the insurance. But they still have not charged my account. Weren't they supposed to charge my account immediately?

@simplegermany Год назад

Not always, sometimes they only charge a few days or weeks afterwards. It was the same with ours 😊

@timurbabadjanov9115 Год назад

@@simplegermany Awesome! Thank you so much!

@azuolasjakubauskas7178 Год назад

Hallo guys I wonder how much car insurance cost for a new driver?

@ua88813 3 года назад

Can i ask something , how long time take to get this eVb number ?

@simplegermany 3 года назад

You will get it within 24h after buying car insurance, most often even instantly 😊

@pablogonzalezvizuete140 Год назад

Hi Yvonne. Thanks for the video and the channel. Do you know if we need a German license plate to get a german insurance? Some sources say so, and I still didn't manage to contact any isurance company to confirm the answer. On the other hand, is a german insurance a requirement in order to get a german license plate? I believe so. In the case that both answers are yes, that's an issue, because when the foreign insurance ends (my case in two weeks) the car gets in the middle of nowhere XD. Thanks!

@simplegermany Год назад

As far as we know, you need a German car insurance in order to get a German license plate.

@pablogonzalezvizuete140 Год назад

@@simplegermany Yes, but you will not get insured by a german insurance company if you have a foreign plate. The point is that to get a german plate, you need the eVB number from a german insurance company, but the insurance associated to that eVB number will only become effective at the moment in which you get the german plate, not before. So if you come with a foreign car, you need to get both german insurance and plate at the same time. Which means that you must be very carful with your origin country insurance deadline. Thanks!