Keep your RC and last policy copy handy; the NCB on it lowers your premium.
Two-Wheeler Insurance Assistance in Jamshedpur
New bike or scooter insurance, renewal before or after expiry, and claim support. We compare quotes from several insurers and handle the paperwork; the insurer issues the policy and settles claims.
For: Bike and scooter owners buying a new policy, renewing (even after expiry), switching insurer or making a claim.
Please note: NISE COMPORT helps you compare, buy, renew and claim. The policy is issued by the insurance company you choose, and claims are decided and paid by that insurer under its policy terms. NISE COMPORT is not the insurer and is not liable for the insurer’s decisions, but we stay with you from quote to claim settlement.

What we can do for you
- New two-wheeler: 1-year own damage + 5-year third party, or 5-year bundled
- Renewal before expiry with No Claim Bonus kept (20% to 50%)
- Expired policy renewal, with inspection arranged if the insurer asks
- Add-ons explained: zero depreciation, roadside help, engine, consumables
- Switch insurer and carry your NCB
- Claim support from intimation to settlement
Documents to prepare
Requirements vary by applicant. Use this as a starting list; we confirm the latest before you visit.
- 1RC (registration certificate), or the dealer invoice for a new vehicle
- 2Previous policy copy for renewal (and its NCB)
- 3Owner's Aadhaar or other ID and mobile number
- 4Driving licence (needed for claims)
- 5PUC certificate, if you have it
- 6For claims: photos of damage, FIR for theft or third-party injury
A little prep, a lot less running around
Renew before the end date: an expired policy loses cover, may need an inspection and loses NCB after 90 days.
Check IDV, add-ons and exclusions on the quote; a very low IDV means a smaller payout.
NISE COMPORT arranges the policy with the insurer. The insurer issues it and settles claims; we help you until the claim is closed.
What happens next
- Tell us: new policy, renewal, expired policy or claim, with your vehicle details.
- We compare quotes, IDV and add-ons from insurers we work with.
- You choose; the policy is issued by the insurer in your name.
- We keep a reminder for your next renewal and help if you need to claim.
Photos: Two-Wheeler Insurance at NISE COMPORT
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Frequently asked questions
Is an insurance quote the final premium?
No. The insurer calculates the final premium and determines eligibility, coverage and issuance.
Is third-party insurance compulsory for bikes?
Yes. Riding without at least third-party cover is an offence under the Motor Vehicles Act (₹2,000 fine and/or up to 3 months for a first offence).
Can you guarantee a premium or claim?
No. The insurer decides eligibility, premium, coverage, exclusions and claim outcomes. We help with the paperwork and follow-up all the way.
What should I compare before renewing?
Premium, IDV, NCB applied, add-ons (zero depreciation, roadside help), cashless garages nearby and the insurer's claim record.
My bike policy expired. Can I still renew?
Yes. Don't ride until it's renewed. The insurer may ask for an inspection. Renew within 90 days of expiry to keep your NCB.
Which insurers can you quote?
We compare from the insurers we're tied up with at the time, which can include public and private general insurers. Ask us for the current list.
What customers say
NISE COMPORT is an independent service facilitator, not a government authority, bank or insurer. The applicant is responsible for accurate information. Approval, issuance, processing times and decisions rest with the relevant authority or provider. Our service charge is separate from any official or third-party fee.





