Dear customers and partners! Please note that on Monday, 24 August, Euroins Ukraine’s offices will be closed in observance of the public holiday – Ukraine’s Independence Day.

Euroins Ukraine Insurance Company and Ensuria are transitioning to a new format of cooperation in the field of medical assistance. From 1 October 2026, the insurer will begin to serve customers under medical insurance policies independently, whilst Ensuria will act exclusively as a technology and medical partner. Preparations for these changes are already underway.

The second half of August beckons with the chance to make the most of the last hot days of summer. Some are planning a family trip to a river or lake, whilst others are heading to the mountains or off for a cosy picnic in the woods, trying to recharge their batteries before autumn sets in. However, natural factors can quickly turn a long-awaited weekend into an ordeal. How can you organise a family holiday so that you return home with a lovely tan and warm memories – and without any trouble?

Euroins Ukraine, a subsidiary of the European insurance group Euroins Insurance Group (EIG), has summarised its performance for the first half of 2026.

Euroins Ukraine Insurance Company announces important personnel decisions regarding changes to the company’s Management Board and Supervisory Board, which took place on 30 July 2026

In the first part of our guide to safe travel, we looked in detail at how to navigate the new EES biometric system at the border in 2026, avoid missing flights during complicated connections, and locate your suitcase using AirTag trackers.

У період з 13:00 14 липня 2026 року спостерігається нестабільна робота поштового серверу компанії

Summer journeys are often associated with carefree fun, open roads and long-awaited holidays. The reality of driving in July or August usually turns out to be much harsher than expected. Scorching tarmac, sudden thunderstorms and blinding sunshine turn a familiar route into a serious challenge. A comfortable journey can turn into an emergency at any moment if the driver ignores subtle changes in the car’s behaviour and their own physical condition.

The Europrotocol is often seen as a simple way to quickly ‘part ways’ after a minor road traffic accident without calling the police. And indeed, in many cases it helps to save time, avoid waiting for a patrol, prevent traffic jams and move on to settling the insurance claim more quickly.