About the company
Vita-Strakhovanie LLC was established in 2003 in Surgut (Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug – Yugra). The company specialises in personal insurance and holds two Bank of Russia licences dated 24.03.2021: SZh No. 3826 for voluntary life insurance and SL No. 3826 for voluntary personal insurance other than life.
The company is headed by General Director Tatiana Cheremnykh. It names service and unconditional fulfilment of its contractual obligations as its priority. Its client office is on Neftyanikov Street in Surgut.
The company does not offer property insurance, OSAGO or KASKO — it has no licence for these lines.
Types of insurance offered
- life insurance — for individuals and as part of corporate programmes;
- accident and sickness insurance, including group cover for employees;
- voluntary health insurance (DMS) and employer health plans.
For property, cars or travel abroad you will need another insurer — compare offers in personal insurance.
Important for life insurance clients: a guarantee of life insurance payouts by the Deposit Insurance Agency (DIA/ASV) is introduced by Law No. 477-FZ of 26.12.2024 and takes effect on 1 January 2027. Until then there is no DIA guarantee for life insurance, so when choosing a savings plan it is worth assessing the reliability of the insurer itself.
Key figures
According to Bank of Russia data for 2025, the company collected RUB 601 million in insurance premiums and paid out RUB 567 million, ranking 74th among Russian insurers by premium volume. In the first half of 2026, premiums amounted to RUB 493 million and payouts to RUB 297 million (71st place for the half-year).
Payouts in 2025 were about 94% of premiums.
As of October 2026, the company has no active financial strength ratings from Expert RA, ACRA, NCR or NRA.
How to get in touch and file a claim
Client office: 7 Neftyanikov Street, Surgut, phone +7 (3462) 36-00-30, Monday to Friday, 8:30–18:00. E-mail: mail@vitains.ru, website: www.vitains.ru.
You can report an insured event by phone, in writing or in person at the office. Prepare your policy, an identity document and medical records (discharge summary, certificate with the diagnosis and date of injury or illness); for a death claim, the beneficiary submits the death certificate and a medical report on the cause. Ways to submit complaints are listed on the website; if a payout is refused, an individual can apply to the Financial Ombudsman.
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