In our country, most of which is located in the earthquake zone, earthquake insurance is one of the only measures to be taken against great financial losses that may occur after a possible earthquake.

After the great Marmara Earthquake in 1999, it became obligatory to have earthquake insurance to cover the material damages caused by the earthquake. If you do not have a TCIP policy yet, you should immediately take action to have a compulsory earthquake insurance. Especially for those living in an earthquake country, earthquake insurance is a liability as well as a necessity.

With DASK, that is, compulsory earthquake insurance, the following situations are covered:

• Earthquake

• Fire after earthquake,

• Explosion-type damages caused by earthquakes

Buildings exposed to these are considered covered by insurance, even if they suffer complete or partial damage. Areas such as roofs, stairs, elevator shafts, garden walls and landings, which are accepted within the boundaries of TCIP insured buildings, are also evaluated within the scope of insurance coverage.

Pursuant to the regulation introduced by the Catastrophe Insurance Law, which entered into force in 2012, it is stipulated that the building must have TCIP insurance for new electricity and water subscriptions. It would be beneficial for you to have information about this and many other important information about the compulsory earthquake insurance TCIP and the application.

Başkök Insurance also provides services to you, our valued customers, in the Compulsory Earthquake Insurance policy.