• Mandatory vehicle insurance is valid in Iceland and in other EEA member states as well as Switzerland. The countries that are part of the EEA, in addition to Iceland, include Liechtenstein, Norway, and the member states of the European Union (EU) (see further information). If you plan to drive your vehicle in these countries, we recommend that you carry a so-called Green Card.
• The Green Card is proof that liability insurance (which is part of the mandatory vehicle insurance) is in effect for the vehicle. You can request the Green Card on My Sjóvá. If you need assistance requesting the Green Card, please contact us via live chat, by phone at 440 2000, or at sjova@sjova.is There is no charge for the Green Card.
• Comprehensive Collision Insurance (Kaskótrygging) is valid during travel in Europe for up to 90 days and during necessary transport between countries. If you plan to stay in Europe for more than 90 days, you can purchase an add-on to extend the comprehensive insurance. Note that comprehensive insurance does not cover losses due to theft abroad, but you can purchase additional coverage for theft abroad.

In countries that are part of the Green Card system:

• If you are traveling to countries outside the European Economic Area, you can request a Green Card for countries that are part of the Green Card agreement. Here you can see which countries are members of the Green Card system. If you plan to drive your vehicle in any of these countries, it is essential to carry the Green Card.
• The Green Card is proof that liability insurance (which is part of the mandatory vehicle insurance) is in effect for the vehicle. You can request the Green Card on Mitt Sjóvá. If you need assistance requesting the Green Card, please contact us via live chat, by phone at 440 2000, or at sjova@sjova.is. There is no charge for the Green Card.
• Comprehensive Collision Insurance (Kaskótrygging) is valid during travel in Europe for up to 90 days and during necessary transport between countries. If you plan to travel in Europe for more than 90 days, you can purchase an extension to the comprehensive insurance. Note that comprehensive insurance does not cover loss due to theft abroad, but you can buy additional theft coverage for travel abroad.

In countries that are not part of the Green Card system:

• If you are traveling to countries that are not members of the Green Card agreement (e.g. the United States or Canada), we cannot offer insurance coverage for those areas.
• If you take a vehicle to countries that are not part of the Green Card system, you must contact insurance companies in those countries to insure the vehicle.

The Green Card is proof that liability insurance (which is part of the mandatory vehicle insurance) is in effect for the vehicle. It is therefore important to carry it when driving the vehicle abroad.

Here you can see which countries are part of the Green Card system.

You can request the Green Card on Mitt Sjóvá. If you have access rights on Mitt Sjóvá for another policyholder, you can also request a Green Card for a vehicle registered to that person.

If you need assistance requesting the Green Card, please contact us via live chat, by phone at 440 2000, or at sjova@sjova.is. There is no charge for the Green Card.

It is valid until the next renewal of the insurance. If the vehicle remains abroad for a longer period, a new Green Card must be requested.

Comprehensive Collision Insurance (Kaskótrygging) is valid during travel in Europe for up to 90 days and during necessary transport between countries. If you plan to stay in Europe for more than 90 days, you need to purchase an add-on to extend the comprehensive insurance.

No, Comprehensive Collision Insurance does not cover losses due to theft abroad. However, you can purchase additional insurance for theft abroad. To do so, contact us via live chat, by calling 440 2000, or by emailing sjova@sjova.is.

If there is a loan on the vehicle, you must obtain written permission from the relevant financing company to take it out of the country.

If you take a vehicle to countries that are not part of the Green Card system, such as the United States or Canada, you must contact insurance companies in those countries to insure the vehicle.

It is important to report the damage to us as soon as possible. If the vehicle needs repairs abroad, please contact us first.