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People & Partners Insurance

Vehicle insurance · Phnom Penh

People & Partners Insurance Plc. (PPI) is a Cambodian general insurer founded in 2009 and regulated by the Insurance Regulator of Cambodia (IRC). PPI covers the full non-life market: vehicle (motor, motorbike, fleet), home, travel, group health, personal accident, marine and freight, construction and engineering, as well as a business line for SMEs and large accounts. The company has historically made its name on vehicle cover (very active on long-term lease contracts and corporate fleets) and on group health employer contracts. For expats in Cambodia, PPI is regularly used via landlords and local employers who impose their partner; on an individual basis, expats tend to favour Forte or Infinity for motor and an international health insurer (April, Allianz Care, Cigna) for health. PPI runs a central head office in Phnom Penh and a few provincial branches. Distribution is also via several bancassurance partnerships, including Maybank Cambodia. Rates are competitive, particularly on vehicle fleets and group employer contracts. Documentation and customer service in English and Khmer; no French support. As with all unrated local insurers, reading the IRC annual report is recommended to assess solvency before subscribing.

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Phone
+855 23 224 224
Languages
EN KH
Google Reviews
3.9 / 5 (55 reviews)

Address

PPI Building, No. 35, Street 214, Sangkat Boeung Raing, Khan Daun Penh, Phnom Penh

អគារ PPI ផ្ទះលេខ ៣៥ ផ្លូវ ២១៤ សង្កាត់បឹងរាំង ខណ្ឌដូនពេញ ភ្នំពេញ

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Insurance types covered

  • Vehicle insurance
  • Home insurance
  • Health insurance
  • Travel insurance
  • Personal accident
  • Business insurance

Advantages & drawbacks

Advantages

  • Competitive on fleets — Rates suited to companies with vehicle fleets.
  • Maybank bancassurance — Accessible subscription for Maybank customers.
  • Full multi-line cover — Motor, motorbike, home, business, freight, third-party liability.
  • Provincial presence — A few branches outside Phnom Penh.

Drawbacks

  • No independent rating — No AM Best / S&P rating.
  • No French version — Documentation in EN / KM only.
  • Limited health caps vs. international players — Suited to local care, not a replacement for an international health insurer.
  • Limited digital customer service — Subscription and claims mainly in branch.

Available insurances

Product Type Target Description
Motor Insurance Vehicle insurance Individuals and fleets Third-party liability, comprehensive, theft, broken glass.
Home Insurance Home insurance Owners and tenants Fire, theft, water damage.
Travel Insurance Travel insurance Short-stay travellers Medical, cancellation, baggage.
Personal Accident Personal accident Individuals Accidental death / disability lump sum.
Group Health Health insurance Employers Group plans, hospitalisation, outpatient.
Commercial Lines Business insurance SMEs and large accounts Property, marine, engineering, professional liability.

Coverage limits

Item Limit Notes
Hospitalisation (group) Up to USD 50,000 / year
Medical evacuation Up to USD 30,000
Vehicle third-party liability Up to USD 50,000
Home Customisable
Travel Up to USD 100,000
Accident lump sum Up to USD 100,000

Coverage regions

Region Status Notes
Cambodia Included
ASEAN Included
Worldwide Optional
USA / Canada Excluded

Inclusions & exclusions

Element Status Notes
Hospitalisation Included
Outpatient medicine Optional
Maternity Optional
Dental Optional
Pre-existing conditions Excluded
Driving without a licence Excluded
Extreme sports Excluded
COVID-19 Included

Partner medical network

  • Royal Phnom Penh Hospital — Phnom Penh
  • Sunrise Japan Hospital — Phnom Penh
  • Sen Sok International University Hospital — Phnom Penh
  • Naga Clinic — Phnom Penh

Sources (2)

Every fact in this guide comes from official documents or government sites. An access date is recorded for each source.

  1. People & Partners Insurance Plc. Accessed on 4 mai 2026
  2. Insurance Regulator of Cambodia (IRC) Accessed on 4 mai 2026