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Have you been injured in a motor vehicle accident? Our SA-based team is here to support you. Call us on 1300 686 725 to find out what’s involved and how we can help you make a claim.
What does SA CTP insurance cover?
Allianz Compulsory Third Party (CTP) insurance covers your liability to pay compensation to anyone who’s injured if you, or other drivers of your car, cause an accident on the road. You must buy CTP Insurance before you can register your vehicle in SA. Our CTP insurance provides the following cover Australia-wide, 24 hours a day1.
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What’s covered
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What’s not covered
The extent of SA CTP cover is defined by law and in some circumstances may be excluded, such as driving while under the influence of alcohol.
Read the Policy of Insurance to find out more.
How to switch to Allianz
You can choose any SA government-approved CTP insurer when renewing your vehicle registration.
Nominate Allianz
You can nominate Allianz to be your future SA CTP insurer once your current policy expires.
Renew with Allianz
Choose Allianz when you purchase your CTP insurance during your vehicle registration.
You can see all government-approved insurers' CTP premiums and claimant survey ratings on your registration renewal. For more information, visit the SA CTP Insurance Regulator.
Useful information
CTP Insurance regulator
The CTP Insurance Regulator is responsible for regulating and monitoring the SA CTP Scheme. Find out more with FAQs for injured people and FAQs for vehicle owners.
What is Lifetime Support?
The Lifetime Support Scheme (LSS) is a no-fault government scheme which provides necessary and reasonable treatment, care and support for people who sustain serious lifelong injuries in a crash.
Driving and transport services
Find out more about vehicle registration, driver’s licences and road safety.
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Frequently asked questions
The name of your current CTP insurer appears on your registration renewal notice.
Alternatively, you can use the EzyReg system or call the CTP Regulator Enquiries Line on 1300 303 558.
You can renew your registration online by visiting EzyReg.
You can also visit a Service SA Centre with your registration renewal notice.
It’s not necessary to contact us to renew your CTP policy, but we’re available to answer any questions you might have. Give us a call on 1300 686 725.
The SA CTP Insurance Regulator sets a maximum and a minimum price that can be charged for CTP insurance for each type of vehicle. CTP insurers are free to set their prices anywhere within this range.
The maximum and minimum prices may vary from time to time, likely due to changes in economic factors and/or the cost of CTP claims across the industry. Your CTP premium for all insurers will be shown on your registration renewal notice.
To learn more about premiums and how they’re set, visit the SA CTP Insurance Regulator.
The CTP Regulator conducts claimant surveys at key stages of the claims process i.e. claim lodgement, liability decision, medical assessment and closure. Claimants are asked to give a rating from 0 to 100 on their overall experience with the insurer managing their claim.
The survey results are used to determine an overall average claimant service rating for each CTP Insurer. These ratings are displayed on registration renewal documents next to each approved insurer.
Find out more about the CTP Regulator claimant survey.
If you choose us as your CTP insurer, the Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure (DPTI) sends us daily transaction files with all the relevant policy, vehicle registration and payment information. It’s then uploaded into our system to create a policy record for each vehicle.
Yes. Your SA CTP insurance policy will provide you with cover when driving interstate. The benefits that are payable to those injured in an interstate motor vehicle accident, including any benefits that you might be entitled to as the driver at fault, will depend on the law of the state or territory where the accident happened.
To find out if you’re covered by the CTP scheme, use the SA CTP Insurance Regulator's guide.
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Extent of cover will be determined according to the law of the state or territory where the accident occurred.
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