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Compulsory Earthquake Insurance (TCIP)

Take your precautionary measures before a possible earthquake, take out your compulsory earthquake insurance (TCIP) before earthquake.

What is Compulsory Earthquake Insurance (TCIP)?

It is a compulsory insurance type, which is covered by the Natural Catastrophe Insurance Pool (TCIP) up to the insurance amount within the limits specified in the policy, for the material damages directly caused by the earthquake and the damages to be caused by the fire, explosion, tsunami (giant wave) or landslide caused by the earthquake in the insured buildings (including those occurring in foundations, main walls, common walls separating independent sections, garden walls, retaining walls, ceilings and floors, stairs, elevators, landings, corridors, roofs, chimneys and similar complementary parts of the building).

What is its Content?

The Natural Catastrophe Insurance Pool (TCIP), which was established in 2000, is a public institution with a legal identity responsible for the acquisition, implementation and management of compulsory earthquake insurance in our country.

You can learn about the types of buildings that can be covered by compulsory earthquake insurance, the types of buildings that are not covered, and other topics you wonder about TCIP by visiting

Buildings within the Scope are as follows:

  • Privately owned dwellings
  • Buildings within the scope of the Condominium Law No. 634
  • Commercial and workplace buildings on which there is a dwelling
  • Buildings with condominium easement

Buildings out of the scope are as follows:

  • Public buildings
  • Buildings in villages
  • Buildings used entirely for commercial purposes

In order to get Compulsory Earthquake Insurance (DEI), you will need the open address of the building, gross m2 information, total number of storeys of the building, the date of construction of the building and the name-parcel-page information in the title deed. With this information, you can get an offer from our mobile application, internet branch or our nearest branch and issue a policy.

The policy must be taken out by the owners of buildings subject to DEI.

It can be paid in advance from the account or in installments by credit card.

Compulsory Earthquake Insurance (DEI) cannot be canceled except for renewal policies that have not yet matured, multiple duplicate policies issued for the same building, and the decision to demolish the building. DEI cannot be canceled after the sale of the building subject to the policy.

Compulsory Earthquake Insurance (TCIP) can be obtained through Neova Participation Insurance, Bereket Insurance, HDI Participation Insurance and Turkiye Participation Insurance, with which we have an agreement, and you can get a quote and issue a policy through our mobile application, our internet branch or our nearest branch.

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