Personal liability insurance in Germany

Yes, you’re eligible for personal liability insurance if Germany will be your main place of residence. You don’t need a permanent address to sign up immediately, and your coverage extends worldwide.

Liability insurance isn't required by law, but it is sometimes required by landlords when applying for an apartment. Additionally, 85% of Germans have some form of personal liability insurance.

Yes, liability insurance in Germany is worth it if you want peace of mind knowing that any damage you might cause to someone else's person or property would be covered in full. Because so many people have liability insurance, it only costs about as much as a coffee per month.

No, there are no deductibles or copays with this policy.

Yes, there are some cases where the insurance company may be limited in its coverage. These include a €20,000 limit on damages to a borrowed motor vehicle due to misfuelling and a €5,000 limit on damages to an employer or colleague's property.

You simply submit all appropriate documents or images (photos, police reports, hospital bills, invoices, etc.) to your Feather account. After that, we will process your claim.

Both of these refer to the same type of liability insurance offered on this page.

Yes, you have worldwide coverage.

No. As long as you have a valid claim, you can use your liability insurance to cover it right away. Just keep in mind that any instances which occurred before taking out the policy will not be covered.

Yes. Immediately after getting signed up, your liability insurance becomes active and ready to protect you against any accident or fault.

There are no minimum period or cancellation requirements. Simply sign in to your account and click "cancel". Your policy will then expire on your next billing date.

Personal liability insurance only covers private matters—it does not protect against work-related risks. If you're a business owner or freelancer, you may need additional coverage, such as general liability for companies, professional liability for the self-employed, or cyber insurance for digital risks.

Who is covered depends on the plan you choose:

• Single (€4.94/month): Covers you alone.

• Partner (€6.58/month): Covers you and your partner (no marriage required, but you must live in the same household).

• Kids & Family (€8.94/month): Covers you, your partner, children living with you, and dependent parents residing in your home or a German retirement facility.