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Select AAMI as your preferred MAI Insurer when you register your car with Access Canberra.
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Eligible AAMI customers can enjoy great discounts at heaps of Aussie retailers, and unique experiences at a range of events. More about AAMI Lucky Club.
$20* Gold Grass tickets on sale now! *Online booking fees apply.
Hit the road for less with discounted petrol
Save on your weekly shop with discounted eGift cards
Access to games & entertainment at home with AAMI Lucky Lounge Room
Get $5 off your car entry ticket
Save on home entertainment and appliances
Save on super cheap parts and accessories
Save on activewear
Save on fashion, beauty, homewares and more
Pre-sales and special offers for selected concerts and events
An exclusive Gold Class offer for Village & Event Cinemas
Pre-sales and exclusive benefits at events
Lucky Club eligibility
Customers with the following AAMI policies are eligible for AAMI Lucky Club via My Account or the AAMI App:
Premiums applicable for a 12 month policy
| Vehicle class | Classification | Premium |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Passenger vehicle | $464.00 |
| 3 | Goods vehicle with gross mass up to 4,500 kg |
$575.20 |
* If you are registered for GST purposes and able to claim an Input Tax Credit (ITC) for the MAI premium on the vehicle, the ‘entitled to ITC’ rate will apply (even if you don’t intend to claim the ITC). Previously referred to as Private (Nil ITC) or Business Use (ITC).
| Vehicle class | Classification | Premium |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Passenger vehicle | $502.20 |
| 3 | Goods vehicle with gross mass up to 4,500 kg |
$622.60 |
* If you are registered for GST purposes and able to claim an Input Tax Credit (ITC) for the MAI premium on the vehicle, the ‘entitled to ITC’ rate will apply (even if you don’t intend to claim the ITC). Previously referred to as Private (Nil ITC) or Business Use (ITC).
ACT MAI Insurance
Paying for your AAMI MAI Insurance is simple – since your MAI Insurance is attached to your registration, you need to select AAMI as your preferred MAI Insurer when making payment for your registration with Access Canberra.
MAI Insurance is linked to the vehicle, not the owner. If you sell your vehicle, the MAI Insurance will be transferred to the new owner. Similarly, if you buy a vehicle, the MAI Insurance will be transferred to you.
Just make sure that you advise Access Canberra.
MAI Insurance is included in your total registration fee paid to Access Canberra, therefore the length of your insurance policy will depend on whether you paid for a 3, 6 or 12-month term at the time of your vehicle registration or renewal.
You’ll find information about what you need to do to lodge an ACT MAI Insurance claim at Make a Claim for ACT MAI Insurance.
Since your MAI Insurance is connected to your vehicle registration, you should contact Access Canberra to update your contact information.
Cancelling your MAI Insurance means cancelling your vehicle’s registration, which you can choose to do at any time. Once you’ve cancelled your registration, you won’t be allowed to drive your vehicle anymore.
You can lodge your request to cancel at your nearest Access Canberra Service Centre.
If you’re moving to the ACT, you have up to 3 months to transfer your registration through Access Canberra. When you transfer your registration, you’ll have the opportunity to choose AAMI as your MAI Insurance provider.
If you’re moving away from the ACT, you’ll need to refer to your new state or territory’s requirements and timeframes for transferring your vehicle registration. If you’re moving to NSW or SA, you’ll be able to choose AAMI as your Compulsory Third Party (CTP) insurer in your new state. Visit our NSW CTP Green Slip or SA CTP Insurance pages to learn more.
On 1 February 2020 the ACT Government’s reforms to CTP went live. Under the new scheme, Canberrans receive fairer, faster and more comprehensive support if they are injured in a motor vehicle accident. To reflect the change, the name of the scheme changed from Compulsory Third Party (CTP) Insurance to Motor Accident Injuries (MAI) Insurance.
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