Pay for your CTP Green Slip
Pay online in less than 2 minutes. For NSW CTP payments only
Pay online (NSW CTP only)
Where to find your policy number
Check your policy document, or find it when you log in to your account.
Where to find your policy number
Check your policy document, or find it when you log in to your account.
Update your details before you pay
Need to update your address or change your car's rego details before you pay for your Green Slip?
Change your details online at MyServiceNSW, or call Service NSW on 13 77 88.
Other ways to pay
At a branch
Pay over the counter at your nearest branch.
Remember, not all branches take cash payments, so check your branch before you go.
In the app
Make payments, update your details, and get reminders before a renewal is due.
Download the app from the App Store or Google Play.
Have a question? We can help
Once you've paid for your Green Slip online, we send the details to Transport for NSW within an hour.
When you pay online, over the phone, or in a branch, it can take up to an hour for your payment details to be sent to Transport for NSW.
If, after an hour, Transport for NSW still hasn't received your Green Slip payment details, you can show them the Green Slip or payment receipt we sent you.
If you don't have either of those, you can call and ask us to re-send your details to Transport for NSW. Call 132 132 with your registration details handy.
Yes, if you want to pay for your Green Slip well before or after your registration's due, there are some extra things you have to do.
To pay for your Green Slip more than 42 days before your registration's due, call us on 132 132 or visit your nearest branch.
To pay for your Green Slip more than 3 months after your registration's due, first you need to get an 'original registration' from your nearest branch.
Learn more about renewing your registration after its due date at Transport for NSW
If you have a pension concession card and get free vehicle registration, your vehicle's registration may be eligible for automatic renewal.
You'll still need to renew your Green Slip, and you might have to have your vehicle inspected by a mechanic.