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
In Australia, you have to register your vehicle before you can drive it on the roads. In NSW, you must buy CTP insurance (green slip) separately, before you can register your vehicle. You may also need to organise a safety check (pink slip) or safety and identity check (blue slip). Learn how to register a vehicle and what registration will cost in NSW. Read More
Do you usually renew your registration online? You can get a National Parks discount. Enjoy $15 off one of 2 popular annual passes to National Parks in NSW if you renew your registration online. Read More
Did you buy a caravan in the year to 31 January 2024? Vanners registered nearly 182,000 caravans in Australia, nearly a quarter of all registrations that year. A caravan is a great opportunity to spontaneously take a road trip at relatively low cost. Here are some ways you can save money with a caravan. Read More
Welcome to NSW. This blog is for you if you’ve moved to NSW within the last 3 months and intend to stay. Find out how to smoothly transfer vehicle registration from your previous state or territory to NSW. Read More
The first vehicle registration in NSW is always for 12 months. After that, you can choose a registration period each time you register your vehicle. Your registration period must match your green slip period. In some cases, you must register for 12 months but you can later switch to 6-month registration. Do you know when vehicle registration expires? Read More
If you already own a historic vehicle, you know they’re not cheap to maintain. They constantly need mechanical repairs, spare parts and accessories or bodywork. In fact, enthusiasts in Australia spend $10 billion a year on around 970,000 historical vehicles. Can you afford to own a historic vehicle? Read More
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