Home insurance in Turkey comes in two layers. DASK is the compulsory earthquake insurance required by law for residential buildings — you need it for utility connections and property transactions. A home (konut) policy is the voluntary layer that protects the building and your belongings against fire, theft, water damage, storm and more.
If you own or rent a home in Antalya — including foreign owners of Turkish property — we set up both layers correctly and keep them renewed.
What Does It Cover?
Who Is It For?
- Homeowners — Turkish citizens and foreign property owners alike
- Tenants who want to protect their belongings
- Landlords insuring rental properties in Antalya
Why NEP Sigorta?
We compare offers from the insurers we represent and find the coverage that genuinely fits you — explained clearly, in English. When something happens, we manage the claim on your behalf.
- We calculate the correct insured value so you are neither under- nor over-insured
- We combine DASK and konut policies for the best total premium
- Foreign property owners get the whole process handled in English
Foreign Property Owners in Antalya
Antalya has one of Turkey's largest communities of foreign homeowners. If you bought property here, DASK is mandatory and a konut policy is strongly advised — especially for properties left empty part of the year. We arrange both remotely: send your title deed (tapu) details over WhatsApp and we handle the rest.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is DASK really mandatory?
Yes. DASK is required by law for residential buildings and is checked during property sales and utility subscriptions. It covers the building structure against earthquake.
Does DASK cover my belongings?
No. DASK covers the building only. Your furniture, electronics and personal items are covered by a voluntary home (konut) policy.
Can foreigners buy home insurance in Turkey?
Yes. Foreign owners of Turkish property can take out both DASK and konut policies. We prepare everything in English.
My apartment is rented out. What should I insure?
As a landlord you insure the building and fixed installations; your tenant can insure their own belongings. We structure it correctly for both sides.
What if my home stays empty for months?
Tell us. Some coverages have conditions for unoccupied homes, and we make sure your policy remains valid while you are away.