The UAE is one of the world’s leading shipping, logistics, and re-export hubs, connecting businesses across the Middle East, Africa, Europe, and Asia. Whether you’re importing raw materials, exporting finished goods, or moving cargo within the region, every shipment is exposed to risks that can disrupt your business. Marine insurance in the UAE helps protect your cargo, vessels, and legal liabilities against unforeseen events during transit.
At ASIB, we help businesses navigate these risks with tailored marine insurance solutions designed for importers, exporters, manufacturers, traders, logistics providers, freight forwarders, and vessel owners. From single shipments to global supply chains, we work with leading insurers to arrange practical cover that supports your operations and helps minimize financial losses when unexpected incidents occur.
Our team understands the challenges faced by businesses operating in the UAE’s fast-moving logistics environment and works closely with clients to recommend cover that aligns with their trading activities, contractual obligations, and risk profile.
Marine insurance can provide protection for cargo, vessels, and certain legal liabilities associated with transporting goods. Coverage varies depending on the policy and may include accidental loss or damage during transit, vessel damage, or third-party liability exposures.
Marine insurance is suitable for importers, exporters, manufacturers, distributors, freight forwarders, logistics companies, trading businesses, contractors, and vessel owners involved in moving goods by sea, air, road, or rail.
Marine insurance is not always legally required, but many contracts, lenders, suppliers, and trading partners require appropriate insurance before goods are shipped. Even where it is optional, insurance can help reduce the financial impact of unexpected losses.
Yes. Businesses with goods moving through warehouses and multiple transit stages may benefit from Stock Throughput Insurance, which combines transit and storage cover under a single policy, subject to policy terms and conditions.
The right solution depends on factors such as the type of goods, shipping routes, transport methods, contractual responsibilities, cargo value, and your business operations. ASIB’s specialists can help assess your requirements and recommend suitable marine insurance options.
With honest advice and access to trusted insurers, we make complex decisions simpler. Whether it’s health cover, life planning, or financial security, we’re here to guide you forward with clarity and care.