Compulsory Earthquake Insurance (DASK)

The Buildings Covered Under the Provisions of Article 2 of the Statutory Decree on the Compulsory Earthquake Insurance Law No. 587 are as follows:

1. Residential buildings built on private property immovable properties registered at title deed office
2. Independent sections within the scope of Law No. 634 on Property Ownership
3. Independent sections of these buildings used for commercial, office and similar purposes
4. Dwelling constructed by or by using credit made available by the state due to natural disasters  

In addition, Compulsory Earthquake Insurance, is also valid for the buildings with construction servitude established conforming to the foregoing requirements, buildings, for which no type determination has been established before the title deed and have been registered as plot and cooperative houses for which no title deed registration has been made

We would like to remind you that the insurances of dwellings built before 2000, which do not yet have independent title deeds, can be made based on the declaration of the insurer and with the information of the land title deed.

Situations Out of Coverage

• Debris removal costs, landslides, downtime, loss of rent, alternative residence and workplace costs, financial liabilities and all other indirect damages that can be claimed
• All kinds of movable goods, goods and the like
• All bodily damages including death
• Claims for non-pecuniary damage
• Earthquake and Damages other than fire, explosion, tsunami or landslide caused by an earthquake
• Regardless of the earthquake, damage caused by the building's own defective structure over time