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THE BEST HOME INSURANCE FOR EXPATRIATES


Your lifestyle magazine advertorial


In 2007, Línea Directa revolutionised the insurance sector with its offer of Home Insurance, a flexible, competitive product which allows the customer a free choice of up to 23 different types of cover, only paying for those he or she really needs. Two years later, the company launched its Premium policy, as part of its commitment to expatriates. This policy, which is specially designed to meet the needs of foreign residents in Spain, includes personalised customer service in English with policies offering far greater cover than that offered in other insurance companies, which makes it the most complete home insurance product on the market.


Línea Directa’s Premium Policy offers a wide range of exclusive services, at a very competitive price, including:


• Burglary or robbery of the contents of the house (100%). • Theft of property outside a safe up to 3000 euros. • Theft of property inside a safe up to 6000 euros. • Person robbed outside his or her home. • Damage to garden or trees up to 900 euros. • Electrical damage up to 12,000 euros. • Rain, wind and hail: flooding and mud removal. • Jewels: 1,800 euros per item (up to a maximum of 30,000 euros). • Civil Liability of up to 300,000 euros • Damage claims up to 3000 euros. • Emergency Home Assistance.


In addition, the Premium policy contains several very useful services, such as Online Remote Support, Legal Assistance, a Telephone Medical Advice Service or a Second Medical Opinion Option.


Call now: 902 123 104


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