Stay calm and check that no one is injured. If someone is hurt, call:
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Ambulance: 995
Police: 999
Take down names, NRIC/FIN, phone numbers, addresses, and insurance details of all parties involved.
Snap clear photos/videos of the accident scene, vehicle damages, license plates, and surroundings.
Do not admit fault or discuss liability on site.
Refer any unsolicited offers (e.g., tow trucks, workshops, or legal services) to ECICS immediately.
Call our 24-hour accident helpline:
+65 6206 5588 (Option 9)
Or refer to our list of Authorised Workshops
đźš« Avoid accepting help from roadside touts offering free towing or rental car referrals these may compromise your claim.
You must file a police report if the accident involves:
- Government vehicle/property
- Foreign-registered vehicle
- Hit-and-run incidentS
- Stolen/vandalised vehicle
- Fire damage
- Pedestrians, cyclists, or PMD users
Injuries requiring hospitalisation or 3+ days MC
🛑 For accidents in Malaysia, a Malaysian police report is mandatory
Bring your vehicle to any ECICS Authorised Workshop & Reporting Centre—even if no visible damage.
Easy claims reporting and submission process to make it less stressful for you when you really need it.
For windscreen claim, please assist to fill up and submit the form below.
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Our Windscreen Glass Specialist will contact you shortly.
Please repair your windscreen at an ECICS Authorised Workshop. Call the workshop of your choice and they will help you file your claim and advise you accordingly.
Please fill up the Windscreen Claim Form
We’re More Than Just an Insurer—We’re Your Neighbour Through Life’s What-Ifs.
Claim directly against the Third Party who is liable for the accident. You can bring your damaged car / motorcycle to any of our Authorised Workshops or your own preferred workshop who can assist you to file the Third Party claim; orClaim Own Damage claim under your policy if you have purchased a Comprehensive coverage. You will need to pay necessary Policy Excess (if any). The workshop will then assist you to recover against the Third Party’s insurer for the Excess paid.
In principle, your NCD applies to you and not to your vehicle. For example, if you sell your vehicle and buy another one, you will retain your NCD. However, if you own more than one vehicle, you might have a different NCD for each vehicle. You should check the details with your insurer, but generally: Your NCD can- - Be transferred if you decide to switch insurer. - Be transferred to another vehicle you own, but it cannot be applied to more than one vehicle at any point in time. For example, if you have accumulated a 30% NCD while using one vehicle, it does not follow that the same NCD applies to any other vehicle that you own or decide to buy. In other words, you will have to earn the NCD for each vehicle separately Your NCD cannot- - be transferred to another person, except for your spouse and within the current insurer only. Transfer of NCD to your spouse will not be applicable if you renew your policy with another insurer.
It is advisable to make a claim on your own insurance policy. Making a claim against motorists from another country can turn out to be costly and time-consuming. If you are not at fault, your NCD will not be affected.
The driver involved in the accident must report personally, with a copy of the Driving License and NRIC, and the certificate of insurance to the Accident Reporting Centres. The vehicle must also be made available for photo-taking at the time of reporting.
Yes, You can let us know that the insured is not driving during the purchase by indicating the Main driver details separately which the policy is being underwritten on.
