InsuranceDotCom (BoheomDotCom) via AdIns review
Updated September 28, 2026 · SumCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 26, 2026
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Our verdict
InsuranceDotCom is a Korean broker built for seniors who want several kinds of cover compared in one place, charging premiums from KRW 20,000 to KRW 30,000 and offering monthly payments. Its registered broker status with the Financial Services Commission adds reassurance, but the price you settle on depends on the policy you pick.
Key facts
- Best for
- Comparing several kinds of personal cover in Korea while paying monthly.
- Premium from
- ₩20,000 to ₩30,000↗
- Insurance types
- Health, Critical-illness, Dental, Life, Auto, Home, Pet↗
- Provider type
- Broker↗
- Monthly payments
- Yes↗
- Claims channels
- Phone, Online Q&A↗
- Legal entity
- InsuranceDotCom Co., Ltd. ((주)보험닷컴)↗
- Headquarters
- South Korea↗
- Support channels
- Phone, Help-centre, Community↗
- Audience
- Seniors
- Pricing model
- Monthly
- Official website
- adins.co.kr
Facts checked September 26, 2026, 4 sources
Pros and cons
Pros
- One broker for health, critical illness, dental, life, auto, home and pet cover, health, critical illness and dental.
- Monthly payments are available, so a premium does not have to be settled in one payment.
- Claims are handled by phone and online Q&A, so there is a phone route and an online one.
- It holds insurance agent and broker registration with the Financial Services Commission, 2018110036.
Cons
- It is a broker rather than an insurer, broker, so the cover itself sits with another provider.
- Support runs on phone, help centre and community only, with no email or live chat route listed.
- Monthly payment is the only model listed, monthly, so no annual pricing is shown.
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Scored 8.9 / 10 by SumCue.
Who it suits
- Older Korean readers who want health, dental and critical illness cover reviewed side by side.
- Households insuring a car, a home and a pet through the same comparison.
- Anyone who prefers paying a premium monthly rather than settling it in full.
Who should look elsewhere
- Linxea, where life cover starts at €25, fits buyers after one life policy rather than a Korean multi-cover broker.
- bunq, priced from €0, suits readers who want a no-charge starting quote rather than a broker panel.
- bunq Spain, priced from €0, serves the Spanish market rather than Korean buyers.
Safety of your money
InsuranceDotCom operates as a broker, broker, so the policies it quotes sit with insurers rather than with the site itself. It is registered with the Financial Services Commission as an insurance agent and broker, 2018110036, which is the body to approach if you want the registration confirmed. The practical point is that a broker places you with a provider, so cover terms rest on that provider's own policy wording.
How InsuranceDotCom (BoheomDotCom) via AdIns compares
8.9 vs 8.6
8.9 vs 9.48.9 vs 9.3
8.9 vs 9.4
8.9 vs 8.78.9 vs 8.5
8.9 vs 9.4
8.9 vs 8.7
8.9 vs 9.08.9 vs 8.7
8.9 vs 9.4
8.9 vs 9.28.9 vs 9.4
8.9 vs 9.4
8.9 vs 9.4- 8.9 vs 8.7
Life cover from €25 makes it the pick for a single life policy held outside the Korean market.
8.9 vs 9.0
8.9 vs 8.8Premium entry point of €0 suits readers who want a starting quote at no charge rather than a broker panel.
8.9 vs 8.9
8.9 vs 8.9
8.9 vs 9.0
8.9 vs 8.3
8.9 vs 9.58.9 vs 9.4
8.9 vs 9.4
8.9 vs 9.4
8.9 vs 9.38.9 vs 9.3
8.9 vs 9.3
8.9 vs 9.3
8.9 vs 9.3
8.9 vs 9.38.9 vs 9.2
8.9 vs 9.2
8.9 vs 9.28.9 vs 9.2
8.9 vs 9.1
8.9 vs 9.1
8.9 vs 9.1
8.9 vs 9.18.9 vs 9.1
8.9 vs 9.1
8.9 vs 9.0
8.9 vs 9.0
8.9 vs 9.0
8.9 vs 9.0
8.9 vs 9.0
8.9 vs 8.9
8.9 vs 8.9
8.9 vs 8.9- 8.9 vs 8.6
8.9 vs 8.6
8.9 vs 8.5
8.9 vs 8.4
8.9 vs 8.38.9 vs 8.3
8.9 vs 8.2- 8.9 vs 8.0
Where InsuranceDotCom (BoheomDotCom) via AdIns is available
- Available
- South Korea
- Licence in South Korea
- Financial Services Commission (FSS) - insurance agent (broker) registration (2018110036), checked September 26, 2026
Countries from the brand (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
Frequently asked questions
What does InsuranceDotCom cost?+
Premiums start at KRW 20,000 to KRW 30,000. Monthly payments are available, so a policy can be paid in smaller instalments rather than one large sum, and the payment model is listed as monthly. The final figure moves with the cover type you pick and the person insured.
What kinds of cover can I get?+
The listed cover is health, critical illness and dental. That spread lets a household price health and dental alongside a car, a home or a pet policy in one search, which is the main draw for anyone holding more than one kind of cover.
Who is the site aimed at?+
The audience is listed as seniors, and the design follows that, with health, critical illness and dental cover placed first for older readers. Anyone looking for types outside health, critical illness and dental may find the selection narrower than they hoped.
Is the site regulated?+
It holds insurance agent and broker registration with the Financial Services Commission, 2018110036. It is a broker rather than an insurer, broker, so the cover sits with the providers it places you with rather than with the site.
How do claims work?+
Claims run through phone and online Q&A, covering a phone line and an online question and answer service. Day to day support runs on phone, help centre and community, so a help centre and a community sit alongside the phone line for questions that come up before cover starts.
Which market does it serve?+
It is based in South Korea, with the legal entity listed as InsuranceDotCom Co., Ltd. Premiums are quoted in Korean won, so readers in the UK or Europe will find the headline price does not translate directly into their own market.
How does its pricing rank?+
Ranking is by listed premium rather than by value in your own currency, so treat the position as indicative. The median premium from across listings is €8.31, and on that measure this site ranks 160 of 251.
Can I pay monthly instead of yearly?+
Monthly payments are available, and the payment model is listed as monthly. That suits anyone whose premium would otherwise sit in an account until renewal, and it is common across this category rather than a distinguishing offer.
Sources
- adins.co.kr checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Support channels
- adins.co.kr/page checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Provider type
- am.bohumclick.com checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Pricing model, Monthly payments
- cancerok.com checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Audience, Claims channels, Headquarters, Insurance types, Legal entity, Premium from, Licences
Compiled from 4 source pages, checked September 26, 2026. We did not open an account.
InsuranceDotCom (BoheomDotCom) via AdIns
Comparing several kinds of personal cover in Korea while paying monthly.