Home Insurance is a type of insurance policy that protects both your home and your belongings against various risks and incidents such as fire, flood, earthquake, and theft. Home Insurance allows you to recover losses arising from damages to your home and possessions. Additionally, by purchasing Home Insurance, you can cover damages that exceed the coverage limits of Compulsory Earthquake Insurance and gain peace of mind for the future.
Advantages
Things to Consider When Purchasing Home Insurance
The scope of your coverage is determined by the guarantees included in your policy. We recommend reviewing the details of the coverage, which provides broad protection ranging from food spoilage to fire, earthquake, and internal water damage.
Compulsory Coverage
Optional Coverage
The Housing Assistance Service covers various emergency services that may be needed in your residence, such as plumbing, electrical repairs, glass breakage, or locksmith support. For more detailed information, you can contact your branch.
DASK (Compulsory Earthquake Insurance) covers material damages directly caused by earthquakes, and earthquake-related fires, explosions, and landslides, up to the insured amount. It is a mandatory insurance product and only covers damage to the building. Household contents are not included.
In contrast, a home insurance policy covers both the building and its contents against not only earthquakes but also fire, theft, flood, deluge, internal water damage, and other risks specified in the policy. It is an optional insurance product.
Whether you are a homeowner or a tenant, you can take out Home Insurance. If you own the property, you can protect both your home and your belongings. If you are a tenant, you can opt for contents-only coverage and insure your belongings against various risks such as fire, flood, deluge, theft, and earthquake.
You can purchase your insurance through our nearest branch.
Home Insurance is provided by Türkiye Sigorta A.Ş.
You can find detailed information about the general terms and conditions here.