EX-Pats and Owners Abroad

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I would suggest you at least insure the building, even though it has a 10 year guarentee that will not cover fire, flood, breakin, etc try getting a quote from here http://www.abbeygateinsurance.com/ or else you could check if the whole apartment block is insured and what the cover is, though I suspect not.
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We have insured our apartment for about 80% of value. The community association carry buildings insurance has it is responsible for the external structure but we were advised to take some additional cover in case of internal damage to the apartment ie flood or fire etc.

We have 90K Euros cover for 120 Euros annual premium with our Spanish bank.
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Errr course you need insurance. What about if a fire starts in your aprtment and burns the whole block down? Turns out you were negligent and are deemed liable. thats why you need insurance. It will include liablity cover. Not to mention all the other cover that would cover your buildings, and it costs peanuts. Compare it with your car insurance for instance. Right I'll get off my soapbox. :)
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