Third-country risk clause
However, by including a so-called 'third country risk' clause in the policy, you are insured against the loss. You would be wise to include this clause if political risks are to be expected in the country of delivery. The additional cover then applies to political situations such as war, transfer risk, revocation of export licences or moratorium.
So, to be clear, this only covers losses related to the situation in the (third) country of delivery. Under the standard provisions of the policy, you remain insured against the debtor's possible payment insolvency due to situations related to the country of residence.
