Marine insurance protects goods in transit from loss, damage, or delay. But how does the process actually work—from buying a policy to filing a claim? This step-by-step guide breaks it all down, making marine insurance simple to understand for importers, exporters, and logistics professionals.

As global trade becomes more complex, shipments often move through multiple modes like road, rail, air, and sea. Multi-modal marine insurance offers end-to-end coverage for such cargo, protecting against damage, theft, or delays at any point in the journey. This blog highlights the key advantages of opting for multi-modal marine insurance.

Marine insurance policies are not one-size-fits-all. Depending on your business, cargo, and transit method, you can choose from several policy types such as cargo, hull, freight, or liability insurance. This blog explains each policy in detail and helps you choose the right one for your business.

Marine insurance isn’t just for exporters or shipping giants. It’s for any business that moves goods by road, rail, air, or sea. Whether you’re a manufacturer, wholesaler, e-commerce brand, or logistics company, this guide explains why marine insurance is essential for protecting your business during transit.

Marine insurance covers far more than just sea freight. Today’s marine insurance policies protect goods transported by sea, air, road, and rail—even when used in combination. This blog outlines what each mode includes, what risks are covered, and why choosing the right mode-specific coverage is essential for every business that transports goods.