Premiums for people with convictions are likely to be more expensive than for those without, regardless of what your conviction’s related to.  Insurers automatically see people with criminal records as a higher risk even though their insurance may have nothing to do with the nature of the crime they've committed.  The risk of reoffending and the threat of revenge attacks from wronged parties will be considered, and this might mean that insurers decline to provide cover at all.  Because of this, it can be hard to find cover online, as simple forms don't allow providers to ask detailed questions about the nature of someone's conviction.