Members

No, IKO insurance is not available for kiteboarding schools. However, if all your students apply individually for the recreational third party liability insurance, and the whole school team including Assistants, Instructors and Trainers applies individually for the professional third party liability insurance, then lessons and courses delivered at your kiteboarding school will be covered as soon as your school becomes an IKO Affiliated Center. If these conditions are met, the IKO no longer requires your school to have a separate insurance certificate.

You must contact the IKO Support Department, who will assist in the claim procedure.

You or the third party would pay upfront and keep the bills and any paperwork. The claim would then be submitted to the insurance company for reimbursement.

No, there is no loss of earnings compensation available.

The IKO will not provide a refund for any online service such as membership, eCourses or eBooks.

There is no coverage for medical expenses. You should use your health insurance if you have it.

Minimum age is 12 years old and maximum age is 65 years old.

Yes, contact the IKO support in this case to assist you with your claim.

If you are responsible for an accident involving a third party, then you must submit a claim so the insurance company can reimburse the other person.

Medical expenses are not covered under this insurance. You should use your health insurance if you have any. However, if your injury results in permanent partial or total disability as listed in the policy, you may file a claim for compensation.