Simple, transparent car insurance advice tailored to your needs in Geneva
Your car, your residency status, your driving history, your budget.
What is mandatory, what is optional, and what you really need — without insurance jargon.
We look beyond price: coverage gaps, exclusions, and claims handling.
Changes, claims, questions — you always have one contact.
Car insurance in Switzerland can be confusing for expats, but it doesn’t have to be. At Genevainsurance.ch, we simplify the process, helping you choose the right coverage for your car, your lifestyle, and your peace of mind.
From mandatory liability (RC) to Partial and Full Casco, we explain every option clearly, so you can stay protected without overpaying. With our guidance, Swiss car insurance becomes straightforward, transparent, and stress-free.
Civil liability insurance is the foundation of car insurance in Switzerland.
It is legally mandatory for every vehicle and covers damage you cause to other people, vehicles, or property while driving. Without it, your car simply cannot be registered.
For many expats, this coverage is often misunderstood.
It protects others — not your own car. That means if you damage your vehicle or if it’s stolen, civil liability alone will not help. Understanding its limits is essential to avoid unpleasant surprises after an accident.
We help you choose the right level of protection from the start.
Deductibles, coverage limits, bonus-malus systems — we explain what really matters for your situation in Geneva and make sure your policy fully complies with Swiss law.
Partial casco insurance protects your car against risks you can’t control.
This includes theft, fire, glass damage, natural events (hail, floods), animals, and vandalism. It’s not mandatory, but for many cars in Switzerland, it’s a smart layer of protection.
Expats often underestimate how useful partial casco can be.
Parking on the street, weather damage, or theft are common situations in Geneva. Without partial casco, these costs are entirely out of your pocket — even if you did nothing wrong.
We help you decide if partial casco makes sense for you.
Depending on your car’s value, age, parking situation, and budget, we explain when partial casco is worth it — and when it isn’t.
Full casco insurance includes collision coverage for your own vehicle.
It covers damage to your car even when you are responsible for the accident — something neither civil liability nor partial casco will do.
In Switzerland, full casco is mandatory for leased vehicles.
If your car is financed through leasing, this coverage is required by the leasing company. Even without a legal obligation, full casco is often relevant for newer or high-value vehicles. The key is finding the right balance between protection and cost.
We help you avoid being overinsured or underinsured.
Deductibles, repair conditions, claim handling — we guide you through the details and help you choose a solution that fits your real needs, not just a generic package.
Additional coverages allow you to adapt your car insurance to your real life.
Beyond basic and casco coverage, Swiss car insurance offers complementary options that protect you in specific situations — often the ones expats don’t anticipate.
These coverages can make a real difference in case of a problem.
Roadside assistance in Switzerland or abroad, accident coverage for vehicle occupants, legal protection, or extended coverage for claims outside Switzerland can save you time, money, and stress when something unexpected happens.
We help you choose only what is truly useful for you.
Depending on how often you drive, where you travel, and who is in your car, we explain which additional coverages add real value — and which ones you can safely skip.
Car insurance in Switzerland can be confusing for expats, but it doesn’t have to be. At Genevainsurance.ch, we simplify the process, helping you choose the right coverage for your car, your lifestyle, and your peace of mind.
From mandatory liability (RC) to Partial and Full Casco, we explain every option clearly, so you can stay protected without overpaying. With our guidance, Swiss car insurance becomes straightforward, transparent, and stress-free.
Civil liability insurance is the foundation of car insurance in Switzerland.
It is legally mandatory for every vehicle and covers damage you cause to other people, vehicles, or property while driving. Without it, your car simply cannot be registered.
For many expats, this coverage is often misunderstood.
It protects others — not your own car. That means if you damage your vehicle or if it’s stolen, civil liability alone will not help. Understanding its limits is essential to avoid unpleasant surprises after an accident.
We help you choose the right level of protection from the start.
Deductibles, coverage limits, bonus-malus systems — we explain what really matters for your situation in Geneva and make sure your policy fully complies with Swiss law.
Partial casco insurance protects your car against risks you can’t control.
This includes theft, fire, glass damage, natural events (hail, floods), animals, and vandalism. It’s not mandatory, but for many cars in Switzerland, it’s a smart layer of protection.
Expats often underestimate how useful partial casco can be.
Parking on the street, weather damage, or theft are common situations in Geneva. Without partial casco, these costs are entirely out of your pocket — even if you did nothing wrong.
We help you decide if partial casco makes sense for you.
Depending on your car’s value, age, parking situation, and budget, we explain when partial casco is worth it — and when it isn’t.
Full casco insurance includes collision coverage for your own vehicle.
It covers damage to your car even when you are responsible for the accident — something neither civil liability nor partial casco will do.
In Switzerland, full casco is mandatory for leased vehicles.
If your car is financed through leasing, this coverage is required by the leasing company. Even without a legal obligation, full casco is often relevant for newer or high-value vehicles. The key is finding the right balance between protection and cost.
We help you avoid being overinsured or underinsured.
Deductibles, repair conditions, claim handling — we guide you through the details and help you choose a solution that fits your real needs, not just a generic package.
Additional coverages allow you to adapt your car insurance to your real life.
Beyond basic and casco coverage, Swiss car insurance offers complementary options that protect you in specific situations — often the ones expats don’t anticipate.
These coverages can make a real difference in case of a problem.
Roadside assistance in Switzerland or abroad, accident coverage for vehicle occupants, legal protection, or extended coverage for claims outside Switzerland can save you time, money, and stress when something unexpected happens.
We help you choose only what is truly useful for you.
Depending on how often you drive, where you travel, and who is in your car, we explain which additional coverages add real value — and which ones you can safely skip.
Moving to Switzerland and setting up car insurance can be confusing. Different insurers, unfamiliar terms, and strict regulations make it easy to make costly mistakes.
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