Natural catastrophe insurance of Iceland is a public institution whose task is to insure the main value against natural disasters. All buildings in Iceland are insured against natural disasters. Premiums are collected alongside fire insurance. The following structures must also be insured, even if they are not fire-insured: Heating facilities, water supplies, sewage facilities, harbour facilities, electricity installations and telephone and telecommunications installations owned by municipalities or the State Treasury, together with ski lifts and bridges, longer than 50 metres.
Report damage caused by natural disasters
It is important to:
report the loss within one year, otherwise the insured may lose his right to claim compensation
take photographs and preserve damaged items
wait for repairs until NTÍ has had a chance to assess the damage.
News
Annual meeting of NTI 2024
The Annual meeting of NTI will be held at Grand Hotel on May 16th at 11:30
About 500 damage claims in Grindavik
Over 500 damage claims have been reported to NTI for damages that has occurred after the disaster in Grindavik. Assessors on behalf of NTI have surveyed all properties that have been reported, save for very few properties, which owners have been unreachable.