When your car is sold, your NSW CTP Green Slip transfers to the new owner, so there's no balance to be refunded.
You can pay for your CTP Green Slip:
Renewal payments can also be made at your local post office.
See moreThere are a few different ways to cancel your policy depending on which policy you have.
You can cancel your car insurance in the NRMA Insurance App. You can also cancel your car insurance by logging into your online account and then:
To cancel your Green Slip, see How do I cancel my NSW CTP Green Slip?.
To cancel any other policy, contact us.
If you’re an SGIO or SGIC customer:
If you don’t have the app, you can:
See moreBefore you cancel your CTP Green Slip, you need to cancel your vehicle’s NSW registration.
Once this is done, complete our CTP cancellation form, then:
Otherwise, call us on 1800 882 364 or visit your nearest branch.
See moreIt's always a good idea to let us know if you've sold your vehicle. By telling us you've sold your vehicle, we can let you know if you're entitled to a refund of any unused premium, should you choose to cancel your policy at that time.
You can cancel your policy online, or by calling us on 132 132.
See moreThe amount that your car is insured for includes all on-road costs, which means that when we pay you we remove these costs from your settlement amount.
You can apply to Service NSW and your CTP insurer for refunds of these costs.
Any CTP refunds have to happen after the car registration is cancelled.
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