We look at 5 different types of vehicle registration: concessional, conditional, taxi, seasonal, and unregistered vehicle permits. Do you know what type of registration your vehicle needs? Read More
In NSW, you have to buy a green slip before you can register your vehicle. Vehicles more than 5 years old also need a pink slip each year. Unregistered vehicles may need a blue slip. Find out what they are and whether you need one. Read More
Are you thinking of driving a taxi or using your vehicle for rideshare? You may be wondering what to do and how much it will cost to drive. Find out the initial and ongoing costs of running a taxi or rideshare. Read More
You need compulsory third party (CTP) insurance to register a vehicle in Australia. It protects you from financial loss if your vehicle is involved in a road accident causing injury or death to yourself, other drivers, passengers or pedestrians. That’s why it’s worth understanding CTP insurance. Read More
It’s not unusual to forget when your rego is due. Some people find it helpful to use our rego reminder stickers. But what if you knew rego was due but didn’t get around to it? Here’s an emergency checklist to get a green slip fast. Read More
In Australia, you must register your vehicle before you can drive it on the roads. In NSW, you must buy CTP insurance (green slip) before you can register your vehicle. Some vehicles also need a safety check (pink slip) or safety and identity check (blue slip). Read More
Have you ever driven your vehicle unregistered? Even if you didn’t know you were unregistered, that’s no excuse. Luckily, there are ways to remember your rego. Did you know greenslips.com.au can send out an email reminder or a registration reminder sticker for your windscreen? Read More
Renewing your registration is easier than starting a new registration in NSW. You choose a registration period, buy a green slip, organise a pink slip (if necessary) and pay the fees. Find out how to renew your registration in 4 steps. Read More
You can get a green slip refund in only 3 cases. You’ve cancelled registration of your vehicle, your vehicle is written off, or you’ve moved interstate. It’s a simple 2-step process: first cancel registration of your vehicle then ask your insurer for a green slip refund. Read More
In NSW, you need to buy a green slip and register your motorcycle to legally ride on the road. You also have to get your riders licence. Find out how to pass through the graduated licensing scheme to get your full motorcycle licence in NSW. Read More
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