Personal liability insurance (Privathaftpflicht) covers you when you accidentally injure someone or damage their property — claims that in Germany can reach millions of euros. As independent brokers we screen the German market and recommend one top tariff, so you don't have to compare 100 insurers in a foreign language.
Here's what nobody tells you when you move here: under German law (§823 BGB) you're liable for damage you cause without any upper limit — with your income, your savings, even your future earnings. One bad second can follow you for decades. Unless €3.50/month says it doesn't have to.
You clip a pedestrian on your way to work. Broken hip, surgery, rehab, months of lost income — and you're personally liable for all of it.
A hose bursts while you're out. Water soaks through to the flat below — the neighbour's parquet, walls and furniture are ruined.
Your child floods the bathroom and the fitted kitchen swells up. It belongs to your landlord — and the bill lands on you.
Partners and children in your household are covered under one policy — children up to age 27.
As an independent broker, ETF4Kids can place you with insurers across the German market. For internationals we recommend this tariff — here's exactly why, black on white:
Not legalese. This is what the policy actually does:
We need this to issue your policy. Your data stays in Germany (GDPR).
German insurance law requires the following confirmations. Everything is summarised in plain English — the legally binding German originals are linked with each item.
We'll text a 6-digit code to your number. Entering it signs the broker mandate, the data-processing & confidentiality-release declaration, the advice waiver and your application (advanced electronic signature — timestamped, IP-logged and archived in your file).
SEPA direct debit — the standard in Germany. First debit around your coverage start date. Any EU/SEPA account works.
Reference . Here's what happens next:
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