CTP Insurance in New South Wales

How CTP (Compulsory Third Party) insurance works in NSW — what it covers, how much it costs, and how to get it.

Last updated 2 August 2026 · Source: NSW CTP regulator · Financial year: 2026–27 Current 2026–27

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The Answer
Competitive
CTP in NSW: Competitive — buy a Green Slip from 6 approved insurers

CTP in NSW

DetailNSW
SystemCompetitive — buy a Green Slip from 6 approved insurers
What it coversInjuries to other people in a car accident
What it doesn't coverDamage to your car, damage to other property, theft

What You Also Need

CTP only covers personal injuries. For property damage and your own car, you need separate insurance:

Ambulance in NSW

Not free — $464 call-out + $4.18/km. Concession card holders may be covered.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is CTP included in rego in NSW?

Competitive — buy a Green Slip from 6 approved insurers

What does CTP cover?

Injuries to other people in a car accident — medical expenses, lost income, rehabilitation. It does not cover damage to your car or other property.

What Changed

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Last updated: April 2026 · Source: NSW CTP regulator · Financial year: 2026–27