Why should I choose Green Card cover with Sterling?
Sterling has access to various insurance providers to find the best Green Card insurance for your trip to Germany.
Your vehicle must be UK-registered and our cover can include the countries you plan on driving through. We can also arrange travel documents before your departure.
Please note that it is no longer a legal requirement to carry a Green Card with you while you travel in the EU, but it can give you peace of mind and make things much easier if you need to make a claim or exchange details with another driver or the police.
The benefits of getting a policy with Sterling
- Prices start from £395
- Cover available for any UK-registered vehicle
- Options for short term cover any length between 7 days and 12 months
- Relevant travel documents can be issued prior to departure
- For drivers aged 21 years or over
- Legal protection up to £100,000 included
- European breakdown cover, keycare, windscreen (optional extras)
- Claims hotline open 24/7
Prices start from £395 per year
Sterling compares prices from a panel of insurance providers so you get the very best deal. Short term cover of one, two or three months and longer-term annual policies are available. Cover is for drivers aged 21 years or over.
Cover for any UK-registered vehicle
Sterling can arrange Green Card cover for any UK-registered vehicle in Germany, whether you’re driving a car, van, motorhome or campervan. Phone one of our experts who will find an insurance company with a quote that works for you and your needs.
Green Cards for EU countries and beyond
There’s no end of possibilities for your next adventure. In fact, some tourists combine their tour of Germany with visits to neighbouring countries in the region. If you’re planning on doing this, let us know so we can make sure you have the right cover.
European breakdown cover, keycare, windscreen cover (optional extras)
If you happen to break down in Europe on your way to Germany, our European breakdown cover can help you get back on the road. We also offer keycare and windscreen cover as optional extras with our policies.
Up to £100,000 of legal cover included on every policy
Our legal cover is a standard feature in our Green Card policies. So if you are ever involved in an accident that isn’t your fault, it can help you recover any out of pocket expenses afterwards and possibly look to offer a hire vehicle as well as other benefits.
Call us for the best deal
Our best policies do not appear on comparison sites and are not available online. Pick up the phone and call us for the very best deals on offer. Let us do the work and find Green Card cover for you.
Frequently asked questions
What else can be included with Sterling’s motor insurance?
We can offer the following, dependent on the policy selected:
- Cover for all car insurance groups, including left-hand drive, classic cars and modified cars
- Uninsured loss recovery for non-fault claims
- Modifications price-matched on a like-for-like basis
- Independent agreed value cover available
- Salvage retention options after an accident
- Cover for dismantled parts
What is Green Card insurance?
Green Card insurance is an internationally recognised certificate that proves visiting motorists have the minimum compulsory cover required by the law of the country they visit.
Is a Green Card a legal requirement?
It is no longer a legal requirement in many countries to have a Green Card, but it will give you peace of mind and make things much easier if you need to make a claim or exchange details with another driver or the police.
Who needs Green Card insurance?
If you’re planning a driving trip to Europe or beyond, you will want to feel confident that you have the right insurance cover in the event of an accident. Sterling offers Green Card insurance to drivers aged 21 years or over.
Is there advice for motorists who need Green Card Insurance?
- Get your Green Card paperwork organised with plenty of time before departure.
- Make sure the Green Card is valid for all the countries you are driving in, even if you are just driving through them.
- The Green Card documentation must have a minimum of 15 days cover from the date of travel.
- Motorists should travel with a printed copy of the Green Card paperwork.
Why visit Germany?
Germany has a multitude of tourist attractions, from the Berlin film festival (aka the Berlinale) to a range of castles and beautiful parks. Sample Bavarian donuts on your way to the fairytale castle Neuschwanstein, or sip on beer as you explore the Black Forest. Whatever you choose, we’re sure you’ll enjoy the charm of Germany.
How do I get a Green Card insurance quote from Sterling?
- Call Sterling on 0344 3819990
- Get a callback
