Red1974

Looking for any tips on best company in UK who will accept no claims from abroad. Im currently in canada. Thanks in advance.

spouse of scouse

We got ours through Aviva, we were on a 60% no claims bonus in Australia but it's a different system in the UK, so Aviva gave us their maximum no-claims bonus.

They're red hot on you having the correct paperwork though so as well as bringing your proof of your NCB, you also need to bring something from your current insurer, on their letterhead, stating that you have cancelled the policy. The latter was a surprise to me, but luckily we had something.

Bermudashorts

I would look at them all, no claims discount or not. I didn't bother with NCD but still only paying about £500 with Admiral for two cars; one year old Audi Q3 and ten year old Nissan Micra.

feelbritish

Used National Farmers Union, local town one and organised for house and when buy car when we were still in Canada. Accepted copy of ICBC letter no claims.

lf1

+1. I provided them with my claims history from my Cdn insurer along with a copy of my Ab driving abstract which confirmed that I did not have any driving convictions or speeding tickets. i called them and explained my situation and they were very helpful. Online quotes were very expensive and seem to be unable to handle situations out of the norm. That could have been because I was using a foreign (Canadian) licence. Good luck.

Novocastrian

+1. Not only did they accept my Canadian NCB but they were the only one who would cover the car for up to six months a year abroad within the EU.

Editha

We found Aviva the cheapest for the first year, but I've discovered that I could have found cheaper insurance for year 2. I'm intending to change insurers for year 3.

Paul101

The insurers will always base their quotes on age of the driver, convictions, accidents, and the area they live in.

Novocastrian

...and, at least in the Uk, on recognised NCB and the make, model and details of the vehicle(s) to be insured, as well as the proposed usage and where the vehicle will be when not in use. The quotes vary quite widely despite these commonalities which is why the OP asked the question.

Red1974

In the end it was cheaper for us to not use any no claims with have gained here in Canada, most quotes were well over £1000.

Thanks for the input guys

holly_1948

For older people, the Age UK organisation comes highly recommended as a price competitive car insurance broker.