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Varakindlustus is a type of insurance in Estonia that protects movable and immovable property against various risks. It is designed to cover losses that may arise from events such as fire, natural disasters, theft, vandalism, and accidental damage. The specific risks covered depend on the terms and conditions of the individual insurance policy.

There are different types of varakindlustus policies available, tailored to the needs of individuals and businesses. For example, homeowners may take out insurance for their dwelling and its contents, while businesses might insure their office equipment, inventory, or vehicles. The sum insured is typically based on the estimated value of the property.

When a loss occurs that is covered by the policy, the insured party can file a claim with the insurance company. The insurer will then assess the damage and, if the claim is valid, provide compensation to help the insured recover their losses. This compensation can be in the form of repair costs, replacement of damaged items, or a cash payment.

The cost of varakindlustus, known as the premium, is determined by several factors, including the type and value of the property, the level of coverage selected, the location of the property, and the claims history of the insured. It is important for policyholders to carefully review their insurance contracts to understand what is covered, what is excluded, and what their responsibilities are in the event of a claim.