Omnium car insurance in Belgium

Updated on 25 plans compared14 providers
In short

Full omnium covers damage to your own vehicle, including when you are at fault or when no third party is identified. Mini-omnium is limited to a closed list of named risks — theft, fire, glass, natural forces — whose exact contents differ from one Belgian insurer to another. Neither is compulsory.

Our verdict

Omnium is justified for as long as the annual premium stays proportionate to what the insurer would actually pay out. On a car past seven or eight years the premium often exceeds the depreciated value it would compensate. The decisive clause to compare is not the price but the depreciation rule written into the contract.

Insurers offering omnium and mini-omnium cover in Belgium.
ProviderPlanPriceKey pointsView plan
INGCheapest
RC + mini-omnium €415/year
  • Mini comprehensive (liability + theft, fire, glass, natural disasters)
  • Sign up online
  • Integrated with your ING account
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Belfius
RC + mini-omnium €487/year
  • Mini comprehensive (liability + theft, fire, glass, natural disasters)
  • Sign up online
  • Managed in the Belfius app
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ACM Insurance
RC + mini-omnium €578/year
  • Mini comprehensive (liability + theft, fire, glass, natural disasters)
  • Subsidiary of Crédit Mutuel
  • Assistance included
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Yuzzu
AXA
RC + mini-omnium €615/year
  • Mini comprehensive (liability + theft, fire, glass, natural disasters)
  • Direct insurer, no branches
  • Adjustable excess
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Beobank
RC + mini-omnium €617/year
  • Mini comprehensive (liability + theft, fire, glass, natural disasters)
  • Distributed through Beobank branches
  • Monthly payment possible
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CBC Banque
KBC
RC + mini-omnium €619/year
  • Mini comprehensive (liability + theft, fire, glass, natural disasters)
  • Purchase value retained for 30 months
  • Five excess levels to choose from
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Baloise
RC + mini-omnium €678/year
  • Mini comprehensive (liability + theft, fire, glass, natural disasters)
  • Broker network
  • Modular range
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Fédérale Assurance
RC + mini-omnium €781/year
  • Mini comprehensive (liability + theft, fire, glass, natural disasters)
  • Annual rebate to policyholders
  • Network of advisers
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Argenta
RC + mini-omnium €794/year
  • Mini comprehensive (liability + theft, fire, glass, natural disasters)
  • Distributed through Argenta branches
  • Discount with an Argenta account and loan
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Ethias
RC + mini-omnium €807/year
  • Mini comprehensive (liability + theft, fire, glass, natural disasters)
  • Belgian public insurer
  • No intermediary
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AG
RC + mini-omnium €867/year
  • Mini comprehensive (liability + theft, fire, glass, natural disasters)
  • Belgium's largest insurer
  • Modular cover
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Yuzzu
AXA
Omnium complète €939/year
  • Full comprehensive (liability + own damage, €500 excess)
  • Direct insurer, no branches
  • €500 excess
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Fédérale Assurance
Omnium complète €999/year
  • Full comprehensive (liability + own damage, €500 excess)
  • Annual rebate to policyholders
  • €500 excess
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Belfius
Omnium complète €1014/year
  • Full comprehensive (liability + own damage, €500 excess)
  • Sign up online
  • €500 excess
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ING
Omnium complète €1078/year
  • Full comprehensive (liability + own damage, €500 excess)
  • €600 excess
  • Integrated with your ING account
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Baloise
Omnium complète €1144/year
  • Full comprehensive (liability + own damage, €500 excess)
  • Broker network
  • €500 excess
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Beobank
Omnium complète €1151/year
  • Full comprehensive (liability + own damage, €500 excess)
  • Distributed through Beobank branches
  • €500 excess
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ACM Insurance
Omnium complète €1168/year
  • Full comprehensive (liability + own damage, €500 excess)
  • Subsidiary of Crédit Mutuel
  • €500 excess
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Ethias
Omnium complète €1246/year
  • Full comprehensive (liability + own damage, €500 excess)
  • Belgian public insurer
  • €500 excess
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CBC Banque
KBC
Omnium complète €1286/year
  • Full comprehensive (liability + own damage, €500 excess)
  • Purchase value retained for 48 months
  • European assistance included
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Argenta
Omnium complète €1296/year
  • Full comprehensive (liability + own damage, €500 excess)
  • Distributed through Argenta branches
  • €500 excess
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AG
Omnium complète €1343/year
  • Full comprehensive (liability + own damage, €500 excess)
  • Belgium's largest insurer
  • €500 excess
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KBC
Omnium KBC On request
  • Full comprehensive (liability + own damage, €500 excess)
  • Purchase value retained
  • Choice of excess
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AXA
Confort Auto On request
  • Full comprehensive (liability + own damage, €500 excess)
  • Modular plan
  • Network of AXA brokers
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P&V
Assurance auto PV On request
  • Full comprehensive (liability + own damage, €500 excess)
  • Comprehensive cover tailored to needs
  • Two hundred advisers across Belgium
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Prices and features surveyed on January 28, 2026. They may have changed since. Always check the offer on the provider’s website before signing up.

Where mini-omnium stops and full omnium starts

Mini-omnium covers a closed list of events. The usual members of that list are theft, fire, glass breakage, natural forces and collision with an animal. What it does not cover is damage resulting from an accident for which you are responsible.

Full omnium adds exactly that cover, generally called material damage. It responds when you are at fault, when the other party cannot be identified, and when there is no other party at all — a wall, a bollard, a kerb.

The premium gap between the two is substantial. The decision rule is simple: could you fund the repair or the replacement of your car from your own resources? If not, full omnium earns its cost. If yes, mini-omnium plus driver cover often does the job for far less.

Read the list rather than the label. Two policies both sold as mini-omnium can differ on animal collisions, on vandalism and on natural forces, and those differences are worth more than a few euros of premium.

The depreciation clause decides your payout

After a total loss the insurer does not pay what you paid for the car. It pays a value defined by the contract, and two logics coexist on the Belgian market.

Some contracts indemnify at or close to the purchase value for an initial period — often expressed in months from first registration — and apply depreciation only afterwards. Others apply a monthly depreciation from the first month.

On a new car the gap between those two rules runs into thousands of euros in the first two years. It is the point on which to compare two apparently similar omnium quotes, ahead of the premium itself.

Check the franchise mechanism at the same time. Some Belgian contracts use an English-style franchise, where nothing is deducted once the damage exceeds a stated threshold, which behaves very differently from a fixed excess deducted from every claim.

Frequently asked questions

At what vehicle age should I drop omnium?

There is no fixed rule. The reasoning is to compare the annual premium against the value the insurer would genuinely pay after depreciation. Once the premium represents a large share of that value, the cover has lost its economic purpose and targeted guarantees make more sense.

Does omnium cover theft?

Yes, as does mini-omnium. Watch the conditions attached: many Belgian contracts require specified anti-theft devices, impose rules about where the vehicle is parked, or set a short deadline for reporting. Failing those conditions can reduce or remove the indemnity entirely.

What franchise should I choose on an omnium?

A higher franchise lowers the premium and raises what you pay per claim. The right level is the amount you could pay without difficulty. Some contracts reduce or waive the franchise when repairs are carried out in the insurer's approved network, which is worth asking about explicitly.

Is omnium compulsory with a car loan?

Not by law, but the lender frequently requires it for as long as the credit runs, in order to protect the value of the financed asset. Check that clause in your credit agreement before reducing cover, because dropping it can put you in breach of the loan.

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