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Your Home Insurance
by AA Insurance Brokers
Your home usually represents your largest investment. It only makes sense then that it should be adequately protected.
The brokers at AA Insurance work closely with a wide range of companies insuring homes and their contents. These companies offer several types of contracts to protect your home, some of these contracts even include a liability clause for you and your loved ones. No matter where your home is located in Thailand, our experts are here to assist you.
Home insurance policies in Thailand typically cover the building and its contents. The most common policies protect against standard risks, but comprehensive all-risk insurance is also available.
Policies covering standard risks are usually chosen as they already account for the most common eventualities.
Here is a list of these risks:
- Fire, lightning, and water leakage
- Natural disasters (storm, earthquake, etc…)
- Cost of temporary accommodation in case your home is damaged
- Destruction of your dwelling
- Broken glass
- Short circuit
- Burglary, armed robbery
- Repairs following a burglary
- Liability coverage across all of Thailand
What kind of coverage can you expect from an all-risk insurance policy?
An all-risk insurance policy covers everything that a standard insurance does, but it also includes accidental damage and liability coverage throughout Thailand.
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