Involved in an accident with a Malaysian Vehicle?
From the North-South Highway to the smaller roads off the beaten track, our team looks after your interests anywhere in Malaysia
Understanding MY claims
Understanding Malaysia road accident claims
Claim in 4 simple steps
Step 1
Get 24-hr support from our claims consultants.
Step 2
Our partner towers will arrive to assist you.
Step 3
Submit your photos. Brze will contact the authorities on your behalf.
Step 4
Drop by our reporting centre in Singapore to process your claim.
Travel carefree with Brze
Our network with MY insurers
We know how horrific it is getting into an accident overseas. Rest assured you’ll be getting the best help from our strong network of experts and insurers in Malaysia.
Partner towers
With our Malaysian partner towers available statewide in Malaysia, we’ve got you covered wherever you are.
Professional transparency
We take the stress off our clients with our up-front fees and honest work. Say hello to peace of mind while we take care of everything else.
Help is on the way
Our consultants will get back to you within an hour.
Set yourself up for a successful claim
Exchange particulars and take photos
Note down the other party’s name, IC number, vehicle number, contact number and address.
Call Brze for towing
If you’re not able to move your vehicle, our Malaysian towing partners are here to help.
Make a report
It is mandatory to make a police report at a police station that is open for accident reporting before you leave Malaysia.
Get assistance at Brze
Make your way down to our reporting centre and we will assist you with the rest of your claims process.
Frequentlyasked questions
Frequentlyasked questions
What are the steps I need to take following an accident?
The steps are as follows:
- Exchange particulars and take photographs. Note down the following:
- Name
- NRIC or FIN
- Vehicle number
- Contact number
- Address
- Call Brze for a tow truck if you’re not able to move your vehicle after exchanging particulars and taking photographs. Our towing partners in Malaysia will assist you.
- Make a report and take your vehicle to an authorised reporting centre or authorised workshop within 24 hours, no matter how insignificant the
damages seem.
Making a report before you leave Malaysia is mandatory. Do note that only certain police stations are open for accident reporting. For more information, download our accident kit.
What are the steps I need to take following an accident?
The steps are as follows:
- Exchange particulars and take photographs. Note down the following:
- Name
- NRIC or FIN
- Vehicle number
- Contact number
- Address
- Call Brze for a tow truck if you’re not able to move your vehicle after exchanging particulars and taking photographs. Our towing partners in Malaysia will assist you.
- Make a report and take your vehicle to an authorised reporting centre or authorised workshop within 24 hours, no matter how insignificant the
damages seem.
Making a report before you leave Malaysia is mandatory. Do note that only certain police stations are open for accident reporting. For more information, download our accident kit.
What if I am unable to complete the necessary steps within the stipulated time frame?
If you are unable to follow the steps due to any special circumstances or valid reasons (eg. severe injury), insurers will give your claim special
consideration.
Do note that if an accident happens on Saturday evening, then it must be reported by Monday evening (next working day).
What do I do if the third party refuses to cooperate?
If the other party does not cooperate, note down their vehicle registration number.
Is it compulsory to take and submit digital pictures of my accident?
No, it is not compulsory to take and submit digital pictures, but it is strongly encouraged as it will help your insurer assess and process your claim efficiently.
My car’s been stolen. What do I do?
Do not panic. Take a deep breath, and call Brze immediately. With our network in Malaysia, we will be able to assist you in tracking down your vehicle.
What is the time frame for reporting an accident?
The General Insurance Association of Singapore states motorists need to make a report to their insurer within 24 hours or on the next working day. Thereafter, motorists would need to have their vehicles inspected at an approved reporting centre.
Things to know:
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