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Q: How do I get CTP insurance in South Australia?

To provide CTP insurance in South Australia, insurers need to apply to the CTP Regulator and be approved by the Minister. AAMI, Allianz, NRMA, QBE and Youi have each been through this process, and been approved. Other insurers can apply to provide CTP insurance in South Australia. What rules do CTP Insurers need to follow?

Q: Does QBE Insurance (Australia) Limited have a CTP licence?

QBE Insurance (Australia) Limited (ABN 78 003 191 035) holds a CTP licence and issues your policy. * Terms and conditions apply. A valid email address is required to access this offer. eGift Cards are only available for 12-month CTP policies purchased or renewed between 1 January 2025 and 30 June 2025.

Q: Why should I use QBE for CTP insurance?

When your registration is due, remember QBE for CTP. Benefit from our experience. We insure more than two million vehicles nationally and have been providing CTP insurance for more than 30 years. Be assured that our local claims team are based in South Australia. They’re focussed on helping people get their life back on track.

Q: How many CTP insurers are there in South Australia?

The CTP scheme in South Australia fully opened to the market in July 2019. This meant SA vehicle owners could choose their own CTP insurer. Youi started providing CTP insurance in SA from 1 July 2022. There are now 5 CTP insurers in SA: Youi. To help you choose a CTP insurer, the CTP Regulator provides customer service ratings on each insurer.

Q: Who provides CTP insurance?

CTP insurance is provided by five Government-approved insurers: AAMI, Allianz, NRMA, QBE and Youi. Each insurer provides the same Policy of Insurance and needs to comply with relevant laws and rules. The CTP Regulator oversees the CTP Scheme to monitor insurers' compliance with these obligations.

Q: Who offers CTP insurance in Queensland?

Queenslanders have a choice of three CTP insurance providers after RACQ stopped offering new CTP insurance policies on 1 October 2023. They are: QBE, Allianz and Suncorp. The car dealer selling you the vehicle will typically organise the CTP cover along with registration.

The offer limit dates can be extended by QBE and CTP policies purchased outside the offer dates will be assessed on a case-by-case situation. eGift Cards are only available for South Australian premium classes 1/51 Passenger Vehicle, 2/52 Goods Carrying Light (<4.5T GVM) and 4/54 …

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How do I get CTP insurance in South Australia?

To provide CTP insurance in South Australia, insurers need to apply to the CTP Regulator and be approved by the Minister. AAMI, Allianz, NRMA, QBE and Youi have each been through this process, and been approved. Other insurers can apply to provide CTP insurance in South Australia. What rules do CTP Insurers need to follow? ...

Does QBE Insurance (Australia) Limited have a CTP licence?

QBE Insurance (Australia) Limited (ABN 78 003 191 035) holds a CTP licence and issues your policy. * Terms and conditions apply. A valid email address is required to access this offer. eGift Cards are only available for 12-month CTP policies purchased or renewed between 1 January 2025 and 30 June 2025. ...

Why should I use QBE for CTP insurance?

When your registration is due, remember QBE for CTP. Benefit from our experience. We insure more than two million vehicles nationally and have been providing CTP insurance for more than 30 years. Be assured that our local claims team are based in South Australia. They’re focussed on helping people get their life back on track. ...

How many CTP insurers are there in South Australia?

The CTP scheme in South Australia fully opened to the market in July 2019. This meant SA vehicle owners could choose their own CTP insurer. Youi started providing CTP insurance in SA from 1 July 2022. There are now 5 CTP insurers in SA: Youi. To help you choose a CTP insurer, the CTP Regulator provides customer service ratings on each insurer. ...

Who provides CTP insurance?

CTP insurance is provided by five Government-approved insurers: AAMI, Allianz, NRMA, QBE and Youi. Each insurer provides the same Policy of Insurance and needs to comply with relevant laws and rules. The CTP Regulator oversees the CTP Scheme to monitor insurers' compliance with these obligations. ...

Who offers CTP insurance in Queensland?

Queenslanders have a choice of three CTP insurance providers after RACQ stopped offering new CTP insurance policies on 1 October 2023. They are: QBE, Allianz and Suncorp. The car dealer selling you the vehicle will typically organise the CTP cover along with registration. ...