Why YallaCompare?
YallaCompare is certified by the UAE Central Bank and licensed by the Government of Dubai. We collaborate with leading insurance companies to provide you with the best policies, and we use secure banking gateways to ensure the safety of your transactions.
What's the difference between third party and full (comprehensive) car insurance?
Third-party insurance covers damages and injuries to others, but not your vehicle. Full (comprehensive) insurance offers both third-party liability and protection for your car’s damages, providing extensive coverage.
What are the eligibility criteria for car insurance?
To qualify for car insurance, you must be a UAE citizen or resident, aged 18 and 70. A valid UAE driving license is required. Coverage can also be provided for clients over the age of 70, subject to approval.
When I purchase insurance today, will it start immediately?
No, the insurance will not begin immediately. You can select the start date for your policy during the purchase process.
What is the penalty for driving without car insurance?
Driving without car insurance may incur a AED 500 fine, 4 black points on your license, and the possibility of your car being impounded for 7 days.
Is car insurance mandatory in the UAE?
Yes. It is illegal to drive in the UAE without at least third-party car insurance. Driving without valid cover can lead to fines, black points and vehicle impounding.
What is the penalty for driving without auto insurance?
Driving without valid auto insurance in the UAE typically results in a fine (from AED 500), black points on your licence and possible confiscation of the vehicle. Always keep an active policy to stay compliant.
How much does car insurance cost in Dubai and Abu Dhabi?
Premiums usually range from around 1.25% to 5% of your car's value, depending on the vehicle, your age, driving history and level of cover. Compare quotes on YallaCompare to find some of the cheapest prices available.
What is the difference between third-party and comprehensive car insurance?
Third-party covers damage you cause to others; comprehensive also covers damage to your own vehicle from accidents, fire and theft. Comprehensive costs more but offers far greater peace of mind.