Is third party motor insurance compulsory in Kenya?
Yes. Every vehicle on Kenyan roads must carry at least third party cover, which pays for injury or damage you cause to other people. Comprehensive cover adds your own vehicle, theft and fire. We quote both for private cars, matatus, trucks and company fleets in Nairobi, Mombasa and across Kenya.
How quickly can I get a motor insurance certificate in Nairobi?
Usually the same day. Send us a photo of your logbook and ID on WhatsApp, choose the cover and insurer you prefer, pay, and the digital certificate is issued to your phone, often within the hour.
Do I still need private medical cover if I am registered with SHA?
SHA (the Social Health Authority, which replaced NHIF) gives a baseline. Private medical cover tops it up with wider hospital choice, higher inpatient limits, outpatient, maternity, dental and optical. We arrange individual, family and staff schemes with Kenyan medical insurers.
What is WIBA and does my business need it?
The Work Injury Benefits Act requires every employer in Kenya to insure employees against injury, illness or death arising from work. It applies whether you employ two people or two hundred. We arrange WIBA alongside public liability, fire, burglary and goods in transit so your business is covered in one place.
Which areas do you serve?
We work with clients in Nairobi (Westlands, Upper Hill, Kilimani, the CBD, Karen, Industrial Area and the wider county), in Mombasa, and in Kisumu, Nakuru, Eldoret and Thika. Because quotes, documents and claims are handled on WhatsApp and email, we serve clients anywhere in Kenya.
Does using an insurance agency cost more than going to the insurer directly?
No. You pay the insurer's premium; our work is paid by the insurer. What you gain is a comparison across several licensed Kenyan insurers, someone who explains the fine print, and help when it is time to claim.