If you’re involved in an accident, it’s important to stay calm and gather key information at the scene. Always exchange contact and insurance details with the other party, document the incident with photos if it’s safe to do so, and report the accident to your insurance provider as soon as possible. Prompt reporting helps ensure your claim is processed quickly and accurately. Remember, even minor accidents should be reported to protect your coverage and rights.

It’s best practice to gather all necessary information within 24–72 hours after notification of the accident. Quick action helps preserve evidence, improves claim accuracy, and speeds up resolution for all parties involved.

Typically, insurers require a 5-year claims history, but some may ask for longer. Always check the specific timeframe requested during your application.

The International Convention for the Recovery of Stolen Vehicles is an agreement between countries that helps track, identify, and return stolen vehicles across borders.
It allows law enforcement and insurance companies to cooperate internationally, making it easier to recover vehicles that are stolen in one country and found in another.