NEW! Is my motor third party liability insurance policy valid?
You can check the validity of your insurance policy here
In order to check the validity of your motor third party liability insurance policy you need to enter the vehicle registration number or the number, date and scope of application of the insurance policy. After you have entered the required data, the information regarding the date when the policy was issued, its scope of application and term of validity will be displayed on the screen.
NEW! Can I see the history of damages caused to/by my vehicle(s)?
Every person can check the insurance and damage history of his/her vehicle on the Estonian Traffic Fund webpage. To access the information, you need to enter the vehicle identification number, which is indicated in the vehicle’s registration certificate .The information provided to you includes the location where the accident occurred, its time, your role in it (injured party or the party at fault), the amount of damage caused to the vehicle of the injured party, and the description of the vehicle of the counter party in the accident.
You can also access information on the caused damage through the state portal www.eesti.ee. Log in using your ID-card, mobile-ID or via an Internet bank. The insurance and damage history related to mandatory motor third party liability insurance is available online dating back to
Why does the amount of insurance premiums change after the replacement of a vehicle?
If a customer sells an old vehicle and purchases a new one, the amount of insurance premiums may change in accordance with the technical specifications of the new vehicle (e.g., more powerful engine, heavier maximum authorized weight).
If a customer has several vehicles, the insurance statistics with due account of all vehicles held by the policyholder shall be calculated, on the basis of which the amount of insurance premiums for a new vehicle shall be calculated.
Is the ‘green card’ needed upon travelling outside Estonia?
The standard motor third party liability insurance policy is valid in the Member States of the European Union, but upon travelling outside Estonia we recommend taking the green card (there are countries where border guards or police officers may ask for it).