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Moving? We have overseas insurance for South Korea too.

Help protect your car and property abroad.

If you’re PCSing or deploying to South Korea, we can help cover you and your stuff with overseas insurance.

You can customize a policy to fit your needs while you live abroad.

Auto insurance

Stay covered when you’re driving in South Korea. Here’s some of the coverage we offer:

  • Liability coverage for bodily injury and property damage
  • Help with medical payments after a covered accident
  • Comprehensive and collision coverage
  • Uninsured motorists coverage

Renters insurance

We can help protect your personal belongings while you’re stationed abroad. Here are some of the things we cover:

  • Damage to military gear and uniforms‍ ‍ See note 1
  • Theft and vandalism
  • Smoke, fire and lightning damage
  • Flood and some other types of water damage

Valuable Personal Property Insurance

Protect your valuables from theft and accidental breaks, losses or spills with no deductible. Here are a few of the things we help cover:

  • Jewelry and smartwatches
  • Cameras
  • Musical instruments
  • Guns and bows

Get covered before you move in 3 easy steps.

Steps to complete Get covered before you move in 3 easy steps.

  1. Find out what you need

    Think about what you plan to take with you, what you need to ship and what coverage you need to help protect your stuff.

  2. Get a quote

    If your move is more than 30 days away, you can get a quote online whether you already have a policy with us or not.

  3. Get covered

    If your move is less than 30 days away, call us to start your coverage and help protect your stuff during shipment.

Need to transfer an existing USAA policy?

We can get you a policy that helps protect you in South Korea. We’ll make sure you don’t lose your coverage when you need it most.

Call the policy service number for your location to get started.

Resources to help you plan your move to South Korea

Moving checklist

Answer a few quick questions to help simplify what you need to do.

PCS resource center

Understand all your options to help make your move easier.

PCS budgeting tips

Learn how to avoid common money mistakes and save more.

Our coverage can go with you if you visit the states.

Renters coverage goes worldwide.‍ ‍‍ ‍ See note 2

You don’t lose your renters coverage when you travel. If you’re visiting friends or family back home, we cover the things you take with you.

A UST policy adds affordable driving coverage.

You can add a U.S. Touring, or UST, policy to help provide liability coverage if you rent or borrow a car in the U.S.

South Korea overseas insurance FAQ

We can provide auto insurance for:

  • Active-duty military personnel.
  • Foreign service officers.
  • People who work for the U.S. government in support roles.

We only cover vehicles that are privately-owned and registered on base. You’ll need to use a local insurer for vehicles registered off-base.

Note that we can no longer offer liability insurance for vehicles with diplomatic plates. If you have diplomatic plates, you’ll need to get liability coverage from a local provider instead.

Yes. If you plan to purchase an additional vehicle, we can insure vehicles privately owned and registered on base to you and your spouse.

Your auto coverage

If you’re shipping your car, keep your overseas policy until it arrives. Then we can help you transfer your coverage to a stateside policy. You just need to contact us USAA contact us page.

If you’re not taking your car, remove your name from the registration and your insurance papers from the car. After that, you can cancel the policy. You’ll need to pay a premium for any coverage you’ve received.

Your renters coverage

Keep your overseas policy while your stuff is in shipment. That way you still have protection for any covered losses on the way.

When you and your stuff are back in the U.S., we can help transfer your policy. When you’re ready, contact us USAA contact us page.

You can file a claim on the USAA Mobile App. Or you can file online. As soon as possible, contact a USAA claims representative.