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Eligibility
Driver Protection Cover (DPC) is only available on a Passenger Vehicle (Vehicle Class 1 and 51) or Goods Carrying: Light Vehicle (Vehicle class 2 and 52). Drivers under the age of 25 years that do not have comprehensive insurance with AAMI or another brand within the Suncorp Group are not eligible for DPC.
To find out more about the terms and conditions that apply to DPC, read the AAMI SA CTP Driver Protection Cover Policy Document.
AAMI offers Driver Protection Cover, which provides specific benefits to eligible drivers if injured in an accident they cause.
And, it comes at no extra cost.
Who offers Driver Protection Cover with SA CTP?
Only AAMI Does.
Ranked #1 in SA for claims service*
Support when you need it most.
We’ve got you covered
The only SA CTP insurer with Driver Protection Cover for at-fault drivers.
Trusted insurer
We’ve been helping Aussies for
over 50 years.
To support community footy in South Australia, last year AAMI donated $80,000 between seven SANFL clubs. Check out how AAMI’s donation has been put to use at each of them.
For further information about CTP Insurance visit the South Australian CTP Insurance Regulator.
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To learn more about the recent changes to CTP in South Australia, visit The Government of South Australia website.
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SA CTP Insurance
CTP insurance is included with your vehicle registration in South Australia. You have a few options to choose from when it comes to renewing your vehicle registration:
For more details about your vehicle registration in South Australia, visit ServiceSA.
CTP is included in your total vehicle registration fee paid to Service SA to register your vehicle. The length of your insurance will depend on the term selected when registering your vehicle. Currently there are three options available:
Refer to your registration renewal pack or contact Service SA for further details.
Simply select AAMI when paying for your registration renewal:
When moving interstate, the action you’ll need to take will vary depending on which state or territory you’re relocating to.
If you’re relocating to NSW and bringing your vehicle with you, you’ll need to visit your nearest Service NSW centre and register. Until you register your car in NSW, it will be considered unregistered, even if you still have registration left over from where you were previously living.
If you’re moving to the ACT, you have up to 3 months to transfer your registration through Access Canberra. When doing this, you’ll need to select a new ACT MAI Insurance provider.
If you’re relocating to SA, you have up to 90 days after relocating to transfer your vehicle registration. Contact Service SA for further details.
Your CTP insurance policy is connected to your vehicle registration. To update any of the details you will need to contact Service SA either in person at one of their offices, by telephone on 13 10 84 or via mySA GOV account.
CTP insurance covers:
CTP insurance does not cover:
Policy of Insurance can be found on the CTP SA Regulator website.
If you are injured in a motor vehicle accident in South Australia where another driver was at fault (wholly or partially) you may be entitled to make a claim for associated losses against the CTP insurance policy of that driver. Further information on who can claim can be found by visiting CTP SA Regulator website.
Claim forms and steps on how to submit your claim can also be found under our ‘Make a Claim’ section or give us a call on 1300 084 851.
The Lifetime Support Scheme (LSS) is a no fault scheme which provides necessary and reasonable treatment, care and support for people who sustain serious lifelong injuries in a crash. The Lifetime Support Authority (LSA) administers the LSS. For more information, visit the South Australia Lifetime Support Authority.
Service SA provides access to a range of government services and information online, over the phone and at various locations throughout South Australia. For more information about these services, visit ServiceSA.
At AAMI we take your feedback seriously. You can submit a complaint or feedback by visiting the Dispute Resolution page.
Things you should know
^Driver Protection Cover (DPC) is only available on a Passenger Vehicle (Vehicle Class 1 and 51) or Goods Carrying: Light Vehicle (Vehicle class 2 and 52). Drivers under the age of 25 years that do not have comprehensive insurance with AAMI or another brand within the Suncorp Group are not eligible for DPC. Driver Protection Cover was introduced on 17 January 2022 for existing policy holders.
*Ranking based on claimants surveyed by the SA CTP Regulator in the last 6 months up to 31 August 2021 and is based on a 0-100 rating for overall experience with the insurer for managing their claim whereby results are used to determine an overall average rating on a rolling six month basis. More information can be found in the CTP Regulator's website.
Eligibility
Driver Protection Cover (DPC) is only available on a Passenger Vehicle (Vehicle Class 1 and 51) or Goods Carrying: Light Vehicle (Vehicle class 2 and 52). Drivers under the age of 25 years that do not have comprehensive insurance with AAMI or another brand within the Suncorp Group are not eligible for DPC.
To find out more about the terms and conditions that apply to DPC, read the AAMI SA CTP Driver Protection Cover Policy Document.
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Level 13, 1 King William Street, Adelaide
You can post the completed claim form to;
AAMIGPO Box 471,
ADELAIDE SA 5001
You can send the completed claim form to;
Fax
You can send the completed claim form to;
Phone numbers
Claims - 1300 084 851
Policy management - 13 22 44
Operating hours:
Mon–Fri: 8am–5:30pm
Sat & Sun: 8am–3:30pm
Claimant Service Rating
A phone-based survey of CTP claimants, conducted by the SA CTP Regulator established under the Compulsory Third Party Insurance Regulation Act 2016
Claimants are surveyed approximately 3 months after their claim has been lodged with the CTP insurer. This survey was conducted to understand claimant experience, and covers the following areas:
The responsiveness of CTP insurers to claimants
Whether the information provided to claimants is easy to understand
The professionalism of the CTP insurer’s staff
This information will result in an average Claimant Service Rating for each CTP insurer, calculated on a rolling six month basis. The ratings are published on the SA CTP Regulator website and can also be found on registration renewal notices.
AAMI updates the Claimant Service Rating information on its website as soon as possible following publication by the SA CTP Regulator. As there may be a small delay, please refer to the SA CTP Regulator website for the latest information.
