Reviewed from source documents

DONAU Versicherung AG Vienna Insurance Group

DONAU

DONAU is a motor third-party liability insurance for the Austria market with no online purchase and limited assistance availability.

Last verified Aug 26, 2026Reviewed by: Boleron EUTerms & conditions: 2020-08-31Underwritten by: DONAU Versicherung AG Vienna Insurance Group

Direct payment

The premium is paid in advance according to the agreed frequency (annually, semi-annually, quarterly or monthly), e.g. by payment slip, direct debit or online, as agreed.

Geographic scope

Europe (geographical)

Coverage applies in Europe in the geographical sense; the territorial scope can be contractually extended.

Unique selling points

  • Customers can choose an insurance sum of 10, 20 or 30 million euros to match their risk appetite.
  • Europe-wide roadside assistance is included automatically at the highest (30 million euro) insurance sum, at no extra premium.
  • The customer's internal bonus-malus level is protected and stays unchanged no matter how many claims occur or who was driving.
  • Gross negligence cover can be added as an optional package, protecting against claims otherwise excluded for careless behaviour.

Coverage limits

Bodily injury liability

€10,000,000 – €30,000,000

Austrian MTPL uses a single combined insurance sum covering bodily injury, property damage and pure financial loss claims together. The policyholder selects 10, 20 or 30 million euros as the insurance sum.

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Property damage liability

€10,000,000 – €30,000,000

Property damage is covered under the same combined insurance sum as bodily injury and financial loss claims, selectable at 10, 20 or 30 million euros.

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Defence against unjustified claims

Covered

The policy covers the defence against unjustified third-party claims, within the limits of the agreed insurance sum.

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Green card

€10,000,000 – €30,000,000

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Roadside assistance

Conditional

Europe-wide roadside assistance is automatically included when the 30 million euro insurance sum is chosen; at 10 or 20 million euros it can be added for an extra premium.

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Driver's own accident claims

Excluded

The driver's own damages claims are explicitly excluded from the MTPL cover.

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Passenger accident cover

Not established from the insurer's documents

Passenger accident cover is not part of MTPL; it can be purchased as a separate DONAU occupant accident insurance product for an additional premium.

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Key conditions

Territorial scope

Coverage applies in Europe in the geographical sense; the territorial scope can be contractually extended.

Green card rules

The reviewed sources do not state separate Green Card conditions; the IPID only confirms that the geographical scope (Europe) can be contractually extended.

Driver restrictions

No cover, restricted cover or a right of recourse applies if the driver is under the influence of alcohol or drugs, has no driving licence, uses the vehicle in breach of agreed conditions, carries more passengers than permitted, or uses a vehicle without number plates under a rotating licence-plate arrangement.

Claim notification deadline

Damages, claims and the initiation of administrative or court criminal proceedings must be reported to DONAU within one week.

Bonus-malus rules

The customer's internal bonus-malus level remains unchanged regardless of how many claims occur and regardless of who was driving.

Documents

IPID - Motor Third Party Liability Insurance

IPID

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1015A - General Terms and Conditions for Motor Third Party Liability Insurance

Terms & conditions

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Policy specifics

Gross negligence coverage

Optional coverage for damages caused by gross negligence of the policyholder

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Selectable insurance sums

Policyholder can choose between 10, 20, or 30 million euros as insurance sum

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Internal bonus-malus stability

Internal bonus-malus level remains unchanged regardless of claims caused by any driver

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Young driver deductible

Young drivers under 23 years of age may be subject to a deductible in case of claim

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