Imports
Provides cover for loss or damage to insured goods being imported from ports and/or places anywhere in the world, to ports and/or places within Australia.
Your business will need a Marine Transit insurance policy if you are required under a consignment note to insure goods sold or purchased.
With businesses becoming increasingly dependent on global trade, Marine Transit insurance will provide you with peace of mind, knowing your business is protected against the loss or damage of the goods you transport.
A Marine Transit insurance policy will protect your business against loss or damage to goods being:
There are a variety of Marine Transit policies which we can specifically tailor according to your business requirements. These include:
We will partner with you to share our expertise and provide an insurance solution that gives greater certainty to your future, giving you the confidence to grow.
Please Note: Below are some of the more common insurance policy features, however, the list is not exhaustive and some features may not be offered by certain insurers. Please refer to the insurer-specific policy wording for inclusions, exclusions, terms and conditions.
Provides cover for loss or damage to insured goods being imported from ports and/or places anywhere in the world, to ports and/or places within Australia.
Provides cover for loss or damage to insured goods being exported from ports and/or places within Australia, to ports and/or places anywhere in the world.
Provides cover for loss or damage to employee personal effects and product samples whilst in transit anywhere in the world.
Provides cover for both business goods and personal household goods whilst being relocated from one premises to another, either within Australia or to select destinations overseas.
Provides cover for loss or damage to insured goods being transported from ports and/or places within Australia to ports and/or places with Australia.
Provides cover for loss or damage to insured goods being transported from ports and/or places anywhere in the world outside of Australia to ports and/or places anywhere in the world outside of Australia.
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