The minimum insurance that you must have is the COMPULSORY third party cover.
This may be known by different names in the different Australian States.
In NSW it is normally called a "Green Slip", in Queensland it is known as CTP, in Tasmania MAIB ... etc
You can visit http://www.britzinoz.com/budgetdirect to get quotations.
Compulsory Third Party
Compulsory Third Party is a compulsory insurance to cover Injury to Third Parties, that must be taken out when registering a motor vehicle.
It covers the owner or driver of the motor vehicle in the event of an accident against any legal liability or obligation that they may have to anyone that they injure, it only covers personal injury, it DOES NOT cover damage to other property, cars etc
Optional extra covers can be taken out with an insurer of your choice, it can be a different one to the above compulsory cover if you wish.
These covers are normally either Comprehensive cover or Third party Property with Fire and Theft.
No Claims Discount
Many Insurers will accept your word that you have proof of No Claims Discount from the UK, but in the event of an accident, it is highly likely that they will want to see the proof prior to paying out the claim. My advise is to send a copy of it to the Insurer, so they have it on file.
More information at: http://www.britzinoz.com/page.php?46
This may be known by different names in the different Australian States.
In NSW it is normally called a "Green Slip", in Queensland it is known as CTP, in Tasmania MAIB ... etc
You can visit http://www.britzinoz.com/budgetdirect to get quotations.
Compulsory Third Party
Compulsory Third Party is a compulsory insurance to cover Injury to Third Parties, that must be taken out when registering a motor vehicle.
It covers the owner or driver of the motor vehicle in the event of an accident against any legal liability or obligation that they may have to anyone that they injure, it only covers personal injury, it DOES NOT cover damage to other property, cars etc
Optional extra covers can be taken out with an insurer of your choice, it can be a different one to the above compulsory cover if you wish.
These covers are normally either Comprehensive cover or Third party Property with Fire and Theft.
No Claims Discount
Many Insurers will accept your word that you have proof of No Claims Discount from the UK, but in the event of an accident, it is highly likely that they will want to see the proof prior to paying out the claim. My advise is to send a copy of it to the Insurer, so they have it on file.
More information at: http://www.britzinoz.com/page.php?46
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