That's a good suggestion, but does that imply that EVERY car that I EVER drive here in Korea has to have my name on the insurance? So does that mean that if I go out with teachers, the driver gets drunk and I offer to drive home, I am not insured? Or I drive a friend's car to E-mart to pick up a piece of furniture, etc?Cheers.
Hey folks, I've been looking on Waygook and doing some research externally, but I haven't been able to find out about the insurance requirements to drive someone else's car. For example, I have my Korean driver's license, and I'd like to be able to drive my girlfriend's car sometimes. Do I need to get any/extra insurance to do this? Does she? Is the car itself insured so it doesn't matter who is driving? Thanks for any help/info on this!Cheers all!