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Car Insurance for Georgian-Registered Vehicles Traveling to Greece

We check the insurance coverage for your entire Georgia — Turkey — Greece route and help you determine which documents you will need for each part of the journey.

  • What Insurance Do You Need for the Georgia — Turkey — Greece Route?
  • Cost of Insurance for the Route
  • Insurance Validity Period

What to Check Before You Travel

  • The vehicle is registered in Georgia.
  • The planned route is Georgia — Turkey — Greece.
  • Turkey (TR) is not excluded from the Green Card coverage.
  • Greece (GR) is not excluded from your Green Card or from the insurance policy we arrange for you.
  • The insurance remains valid for the entire period you will be driving in Turkey and Greece.
  • The registration number, VIN, and other vehicle details shown on the insurance documents match the vehicle registration certificate.
  • IMPORTANT: If you purchase the policy through us, your registration plate must contain no more than 8 characters and must not include the letter “Q”.

How to Check Your Insurance Before You Travel

  1. 01Send us your vehicle details, registration certificate, and your existing Green Card if you already have one.
  2. 02We will check the vehicle registration details, registration number, VIN, and travel dates. We will also verify TR coverage for Turkey and GR coverage for Greece.
  3. 03If TR coverage is missing, you will need separate third-party liability insurance valid in Turkey. It can be purchased at the border or through Georgian insurance broker DEDA.
  4. 04If GR coverage is missing, you can arrange insurance through us. It will be valid when entering Greece and throughout your stay in Greece and the countries of the European Economic Area.
  5. 05Before departure, check the validity dates and territorial coverage of all insurance documents you receive.

Cost of Insurance for the Route

The price depends on the type of vehicle and the insurance period. The minimum insurance period is 30 days. The package for a passenger car costs PLN 158. This includes arranging a border insurance policy valid in Greece and throughout the EEA territory covered by the policy.

Insurance Validity Period

Your insurance must remain continuously valid for the entire time the vehicle is in each country along the route. For Turkey, coverage must be valid from the moment you enter the country until you leave it. For Greece, it must be valid from the moment you enter Greece and throughout your planned stay. If Polish OC graniczne border insurance is arranged for the EEA, the minimum policy period is 30 days. Polish OC graniczne does not replace the insurance required for driving in Turkey.

Check Your Route and Documents

Contact us via any messenger or by email and tell us that you are traveling on the Georgia — Turkey — Greece route. If you already have a Green Card, send it together with your vehicle registration certificate. We will check the TR and GR codes, the validity period, and whether any additional insurance is required.

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  • The vehicle is registered in Georgia.
  • The planned route is Georgia — Turkey — Greece.
  • Turkey (TR) is not excluded from the Green Card coverage.

FAQ: Driving from Georgia to Greece

What insurance do I need to drive from Georgia to Greece via Turkey?+
For the Georgia — Turkey — Greece route, you can arrange our border insurance for Greece, while the Turkish part of the journey must be covered either by a valid Green Card including TR or by Turkish border insurance. Alternatively, you can purchase a single Green Card covering the entire route, including both Turkey and Greece. This type of Green Card can be arranged through Georgian insurance broker DEDA.
What do TR and GR mean on a Green Card?+
TR is the international Green Card code for Turkey, while GR is the code for Greece. Before traveling, make sure the relevant codes appear on your insurance certificates and are not excluded from coverage.
Can I travel to Greece if GR is covered but TR is excluded?+
Insurance covering GR may provide the required cover for Greece, but you will still need separate insurance valid in Turkey for the Turkish part of the journey.
Is TR coverage enough if GR is excluded?+
No. TR coverage applies to Turkey only. To enter and drive in Greece, you must also have valid third-party liability insurance covering Greece.
Does Polish OC graniczne cover Turkey?+
No. Polish OC graniczne is intended for the European Economic Area and the territory specified in the policy. Turkey is outside that territorial scope, so separate valid insurance is required for the Turkish part of the journey.
Can Polish OC graniczne replace a Green Card for the entire Georgia — Turkey — Greece route?+
No. Polish OC graniczne does not provide the insurance required for driving in Turkey. If you are traveling from Georgia to Greece via Turkey, you must arrange separate coverage for the Turkish part of the route.
What should I check before entering Greece?+
Make sure your insurance is valid on the date you enter Greece, that Greece is included in the territorial coverage, and that the vehicle details match the registration certificate. If you are using a Green Card, GR must not be excluded. You should also check the registration number, VIN, and the policy start and end dates.
Which documents are needed to check the insurance?+
We will need the vehicle registration certificate, registration number, VIN, make and model, owner details, travel dates, and a copy of your existing Green Card if you already have one.
What changes if Greece is my final destination rather than a transit country?+
Your insurance must remain valid not only when you cross the Turkey–Greece border, but throughout the entire period your vehicle stays in Greece. When choosing the policy period, make sure it covers your planned departure date from Greece.
Do I need separate insurance for Turkey if my Green Card includes TR?+
No. If your Green Card is valid for your travel dates and TR is not excluded from coverage, separate Turkish border insurance is not required. Before traveling, check both the certificate itself and its validity period.