AICCI- Association of Insurance Companies of Côte d’Ivoire.

The Association seeks, among other things, to protect, promote and advance the common interest of insurers, reinsurers and the insured public and to do all such things as may be necessary, proper or advisable for the general advancement of insurance business in Côte d’Ivoire.

Address: 8, Boulevard de France, Cocody Ambassades

Tel: +225 22 45 18 45 / +225 22 48 81 12

Facebook: Asaci

Website: www.asaci.net

General information 

On arrival in Abidjan, it is recommended that you obtain advice from a professional insurance company on the full portfolio of products. Most companies offer insurance tailored to each person or business needing it. Some of them contain :

Health insurance

There are many policies available, but few are suitable for expatriates. Most insurers offer specialist advice on health insurance for expatriates. During the consultation, the insurer will first want to understand your needs and priorities, and then advise you on the most suitable insurance for you and your family. Make sure your medical insurance is comprehensive and includes medical emergencies and medical evacuation.

Life Insurance

Some companies offer life insurance. This can be for a fixed period of time or for long-term life insurance. Nothing can replace you, but the money distributed at the right time will ensure that your family is not overwhelmed by the financial consequences of your death.

Home insurance

There is a whole range of home insurance with adaptable prices for different budgets to cover your personal belongings.

Travel Insurance

If you plan more than three trips a year, annual travel insurance policies offer cost savings that cover unlimited travel abroad, leaving you with one less thing to worry about when booking your holiday.

Car Insurance

Liability insurance, registration and driving licence are compulsory.

Car insurance is available locally from several insurance companies.

Commercial insurance

Most insurance companies offer a full range of products to protect your business including: liability, fire, cargo, travel and employer benefits.

If you’re a foreigner, it’s best to use your home country’s insurance to provide coverage for certain expenses. Look at the terms and conditions of international insurance.