There are several types of private insurance that are common in the Netherlands. The following is a non-exhaustive list of some common types of insurance:
Health insurance - This insurance is mandatory for everyone living or working in the Netherlands. Health insurance covers the cost of medical care, such as hospital treatments, medications and doctor visits.
Liability Insurance - This insurance covers the financial damage you accidentally cause to others. For example, if you accidentally break something in someone else's home.
Contents insurance - This insurance covers damage to your personal property, such as furniture, clothing and electronics, due to theft, fire or water damage.
Building insurance - This insurance covers damage to your home and other real estate, such as a shed or garage, due to fire, storm or flooding.
Car Insurance - This insurance is mandatory for everyone who owns a car. Car insurance covers the cost of damage to other vehicles and people involved in an accident.
Travel insurance - This insurance covers the cost of unforeseen events during a trip, such as medical expenses, cancellations and lost luggage.
Funeral insurance - This insurance covers the cost of a funeral or cremation.
Note: This is only a selection of the many private insurance policies available in the Netherlands, and terms and coverage may vary from one insurer to another. It is always important to read the specific terms and conditions of an insurance policy carefully before taking out a policy.
