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    Buying Home Insurance in UAE

    Whether you live in Dubai, Abu Dhabi or any other area of the UAE, home insurance provides crucial financial protection against unexpected events such as natural disasters, theft, or property damage. Our home insurance plans ensure financial protection for both homeowners and tenants.

    There are four main types of cover which you can customise according to your need or request additional benefits

    1. Building Insurance

    Building Insurance protects the value of your house against fire, accidental damage and breakage of fixtures and more.

    2. Contents Insurance

    Ideal for both homeowners and tenants, contents insurance covers the loss or damage to personal belongings within the home, such as furniture, electronics, and clothing, due to theft, fire, or other perils.

    3. Combined Building and Contents Insurance

    A comprehensive policy that offers both building and contents coverage under a single policy. It’s convenient for homeowners looking to protect both the structure of their home and the belongings inside.

    4. Personal Belongings

    A more specific type of coverage that protects portable items like jewellery, watches, laptops, and smartphones against theft, loss, or damage, both inside and outside the home.

    What Does Home Insurance In The UAE Cover?

    Coverage details in UAE home insurance policies are meticulously designed to encompass a broad spectrum of scenarios, offering policyholders a robust safety net.

    It Provides coverage for:-

    Understanding Exclusions In UAE Home Insurance Policies

    When considering home insurance in the UAE, it’s crucial to be aware of the typical exclusions that might affect your coverage. While policies are designed to offer broad protection, certain situations are commonly not covered, underscoring the importance of thoroughly understanding your policy’s terms and conditions. 

    Understanding Exclusions In UAE Home Insurance Policies

    FAQS

    Frequently asked questions

    No, home insurance is not legally mandatory in the UAE.
    However, banks often require it if you have a mortgage.

    Typically covers:

    • Fire & smoke damage

    • Theft & burglary

    • Water damage (burst pipes, leaks)

    • Natural perils (storm, flood – if included)

    • Contents (furniture, electronics, appliances)

    • Personal liability (third-party injury or property damage)

    Coverage varies by insurer and policy.

    • Building insurance: Covers the structure (walls, floors, fixtures).

    • Contents insurance: Covers movable items (furniture, TV, laptop).

    👉 Tenants usually need contents insurance only.
    👉Owners will consider both if furnished house or otherwise the building only

    Depends on who buys which Insurance. Tenants can buy contents insurance to protect personal belongings and can include Tenants liability for accidental damage to the Landlord’s property.

    Common exclusions:

    • Wear & tear or poor maintenance

    • Intentional damage

    • Pest damage

    • War, terrorism (unless added)

    • Uninsured valuables or cash above limits

    Always check exclusions in the policy wording.

    Yes, but usually with sub-limits. High-value items (jewelry, watches, art) often require:

    • Declaration

    • Valuation certificate

    • Additional premium

    Approximate annual costs:

    • Apartment contents: AED 150 – 600

    • Villa (building + contents): AED 1,000 – 3,500+

    Price depends on home size, coverage, location, and sum insured.

    • Contents: Replacement cost of all belongings

    • Building: Reconstruction cost (not market value)

    Avoid underinsurance to prevent claim reductions.

    Some are covered (storms, rain damage), but floods and earthquakes may require additional cover.

    • Simple claims: 7–14 working days

    • Complex claims: up to 30 days or more

    Depends on documentation and insurer process.

    A Home Insurance policy will typically cover the following under the main cover

    Building Coverage

    Contents Insurance

    Personal Belongings / Portable Items (Optional Add-On)

    Third party Liability Protection

     

    Additional and Optional Covers

          Temporary accommodation / loss of rent

          Accidental damage

          Coverage for domestic workers’ legal liabilities or injuries

    The cost of Home Insurance premium will be determined depending on the sum insured.

    Yes, if your home is rendered uninhabitable due to a covered event, your home insurance policy includes the cost of alternative accommodation while your home undergoes essential repairs.