Third Party Car Insurance Online

Yes. As it’s mandatory for every car to have this policy under the Motor Vehicles Act 1988. If you own a car registered with the regional transport authority, you must have this policy.

Availing this policy is hassle free. Just visit our website and download the proposal form. Fill the details given in the form and submit it to our nearest branch office. You can also do it online.

Once our underwriters evaluate your application and validate you, you need to pay the premium and that’s it. You can also call our Toll Free Number to know more.    

Having this policy gives you the peace of mind and covers you for:

●        Injuries caused to a third party.

●        Accidental death of a third party.

●        Damage to third party property.

●        Bodily injuries suffered by a third party.

●        Permanent disability suffered by a third party. 

With Bajaj Allianz Third Party Only Cover Insurance policy, you get a comprehensive coverage against expenses incurred due to damages suffered by a third party. With instant support, we are by your side every time you need us.

No, you don’t. As the name suggests, this policy only covers you for the damages suffered by a third party directly or indirectly. You will not get any coverage for losses, injuries or damages suffered by you or your car in case of a mishap.

With this policy, the insurance company indemnifies you if you are held legally responsible for losses caused to a third party.

Yes, you can. Contact our customer care executives at 1800 209 5858 (Toll Free Number) to know about the process.

As per the recent ruling of the Supreme Court and diktat from the Insurance Regulatory Authority of India (IRDAI), it’s mandatory to for car owners to have a three-year third party liability cover. This ensures you remain insured for a long period of time.

In India, you can choose between Third-Party Liability (TPL) insurance (mandatory) and Comprehensive coverage, which additionally protects your own vehicle in case of accidents, theft, or damages.

No, driving a car in India without valid third-party insurance is illegal. Even a good driver can be involved in an accident, and this insurance protects you financially.

For processing your claim, you'll typically need the FIR, driving license, RC book, and any medical bills (if applicable).

While there's no set time limit, it's advisable to inform your insurer promptly after an accident. Delaying the claim process might cause complications.

Anyone who owns a car in India can purchase third-party liability insurance.

Yes, Bajaj Allianz General Insurance Company allows you to purchase third-party car insurance online for a convenient and hassle-free experience.

Third-party car insurance policies typically have a one-year term, though some insurers might offer longer durations. Renewing on time is crucial for continuous coverage.

No, zero depreciation is an add-on cover typically offered with comprehensive car insurance policies. It doesn't apply to third-party policies.

Yes, third-party car insurance is generally the most affordable car insurance option in India, making it accessible to a wider range of car owners.

The model of your car can affect the premium amount for third-party insurance. Generally, premiums are higher for expensive cars due to the higher potential repair costs if the third party sues.