FAQ
Additional benefits for our 'Short-stay Rental House policy - what are they? And do they apply to me?
Additional benefits refer to any extra events that are covered under the ShareCover Short-stay Rental House policy.
You are eligible to receive the Short Stay Rental House policy additional benefits if, and only if: i. The home is owned or rented under a lease by you; and ii. The period of insurance for your policy is 6 or 12 months
Additional benefits include:
- Electric motor burnout cover
- Plants, trees and shrubs cover
- Rebuilding fees cover
- Tax audit cover
- Change of locks cover
- Emergency services access cover
- Prevention of access cover
- Failure to vacate cover
- Loss of rental income cover
- Temporary Accommodation
For example, if a guest has not returned the key for the home following a stay, we may pay the necessary costs you incur to replace locks at your home, provided you have taken reasonable steps to recover the keys prior to making a claim.
For full details on what is and isn’t covered under ShareCover’s Short-stay Rental House policy, read our Product Disclosure Statement (PDS).
If you have any doubts or queries about whether this cover applies to you, please contact us.
ShareCover is issued by IAG New Zealand Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of Insurance Australia Group, Australasia’s largest general insurer. When making decisions about a product, always read the Product Disclosure Statement (PDS). You should carefully read the Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) and all policy documentation for more details.
ShareCover Enterprises is owned by Insurance Australia Limited and is not related to either Airbnb, Bookabach, Booking.com, TripAdvisor, Spacer, and Uber. References to these platforms on this website do not constitute an endorsement by these platforms of ShareCover nor an endorsement of these platforms by ShareCover; nor IAG being partnered with these platforms.
