Keeping your MTPL in order comes down to a few good lists. Here are all the quick-reference tools in one place: a renewal-date calendar, a switching checklist, a European Accident Statement guide, a sale-and-purchase list – readable directly, in HTML.
The full annual timetable for your MTPL: from day 60 to the week after your renewal date, in tickable rows – ready to move straight into your calendar.
Open →All five blocks of switching insurer, ready to tick off: preparation, comparison, new policy, cancellation, verification – can be timed for the autumn.
Open →Old and new policy side by side: the premium with its terms, add-ons itemised, service quality – and the premium line only at the very end.
Open →A glovebox-ready list for the blue-and-yellow European Accident Statement (accident report form): fields, markings, signatures – and a final check before submission.
Open →A 10-shot photo sequence that covers most of the documentation typically requested for claims processing – so you're less likely to be asked to fill in gaps afterward.
Open →As the injured party and as the at-fault driver: what the complete package needs so the case moves on the first try – no rounds of missing-document requests.
Open →As buyer and as seller: MTPL cover from the day you take possession, notifications on time, saving your bonus-malus class – against uncovered days.
Open →With this data, the quote is accurate on the first try: vehicle details, history, undertakings – five minutes to put together.
Open →Over 30 terms from the world of MTPL, alphabetically, with plain-language explanations – plus a EN–HU mini dictionary.
Open →The completed form can be sent back by email: info@tukacs.com. Under the rules in force, the cancellation deadline is typically day 30 before your renewal date – the process: switching, step by step.
Not sure where to start? The "Is your MTPL in order?" quiz tells you from six questions which list to use first – for guidance only, in two minutes.
The key phone numbers, assistance lines and online portals for mtpl claims in one place. As the injured party, report the claim to the at-fault driver’s insurer.
| Insurer | Claims by phone | Online claims |
|---|---|---|
| Alfa | +36 1 477 4800 | Report → |
| Allianz | +36 1 421 1421 Assistance Express (0–24): 06 80 104 122 · from abroad: +43 1 525 03 6552 | Report → |
| Generali | +36 1 452 3333 Roadside assistance (24/7): +36 1 458 4451 | Report → |
| Genertel | +36 1 288 0000 Roadside assistance (24/7): +36 1 465 3649 | Report → |
| Gránit | +36 1 999 9999 · +36 1 666 6200 | Report → |
| Groupama | +36 1 467 3500 | Report → |
| K&H | +36 1 335 3355 (from mobile: 20/30/70 335 3355) | Report → |
| KÖBE | +36 1 433 1180 (menu option 3) · kar@kobe.hu | Report → |
| Magyar Posta | +36 1 200 4800 | Report → |
| Ominimo | Customer service: +36 1 677 7877 · info@ominimo.ai Assistance (24/7): +36 1 666 7681 | Report → |
| Signal Iduna | +36 1 458 4200 | Report → |
| Union | +36 1 486 4343 | Report → |
| Uniqa | +36 1 544 5555 (from mobile: 20/30/70 544 5555) | Report → |
Last checked: 27 August 2026 · Based on the insurers’ publicly available contact details – if in doubt, the contact details on your policy prevail.
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