In South Australia, CTP insurance is provided by AAMI, Allianz, NRMA, QBE and Youi. View each insurer's contact details.
CTP Insurers provide the CTP Policy of Insurance and manage claims made against the policy.
Each insurer provides an identical Policy of Insurance. However, they can compete based on price, service, and incentives.
Who is my CTP Insurer?
Your current CTP Insurer is on your registration renewal notice, in the 'Your Details' section.
You can also use EzyReg to check the CTP Insurer of any registered South Australian vehicle.
Changing CTP Insurer
You choose your CTP Insurer each time you renew a vehicle's registration. The next time you renew the registration, you will have the option to choose a different insurer.
If you have direct debit set up, change insurers by logging into your mySAGOV acount. Select the vehicle and click 'Update/Cancel direct debit'. The change of insurer will take effect with the next scheduled payment.
CTP Insurer incentives
CTP Insurers can offer incentives to policyholders. The types of incentives that can be offered are approved by the Minister. A class of incentive will only be approved if:
- It provides a direct benefit and real value to the policyholder
- The cost of providing the incentives won't cause premiums to increase.
CTP Insurers can offer:
- Discounts on other insurance products
- Reward programs
- Gifts
- Roadside services
- Crash and injury reduction products
- At-fault driver protection insurance.
Find out more about approved incentives in the CTP Scheme, or contact a CTP Insurer for information about their incentives.
