How can a vehicle registration renewal be paid?

There are five easy ways for you to renew your vehicle registration. And, you can elect to pay your registration for three, six, nine or twelve months, it’s up to you.

If paying in person at a Customer Service Centre your label will be provided to you immediately on payment, otherwise your registration certificate and label will be sent to you by post within 10 working days.

If you have paid by phone, EZYReg or via mail, your vehicle may be driven without displaying a current registration label, for up to 30 days from the payment date or until the label is received, whichever is the earlier.

You will be required to declare any Input Tax Credit (ITC) entitlement at time of renewal. More information can be found on the reverse of the renewal notice or by visiting the Motor Accident Commission website and clicking on ‘'FAQ' - Frequently Asked Questions.

Things to remember

• It is an offence to drive a vehicle that is unregistered and/or uninsured.
• It is an offence to drive a vehicle with an expired registration label affixed.
• If payment of your registration fee was made by telephone, Internet or by mail you should carry the reference/receipt number provided when driving the vehicle until the new label is received.
  

Five ways to renew your registration

Over the Internet

Using EzyReg – Vehicle Registration System over the Internet or by Phone

Payments may be made using the EZYReg Internet or Phone service 7 days a week including public holidays.

Payments using EZYReg can only be made by MasterCard or Visa credit cards.

For your security, your payment details are encrypted, for further details view our security statement.

If you require assistance you can phone 13 10 84 and speak with an operator during the hours of 8am to 6pm Monday to Wednesday and 8am to 8pm Thursday and Friday.

Simply visit www.ezyreg.sa.gov.au and click on “Renew your registration now”.

You will need to have your renewal notice, as you will be requested to enter your 9-digit payment number that appears at the top right hand side of your renewal notice.

If you do not have your current renewal advice, you will be requested to enter:

• licence /client number
• plate type
• plate number
  (this information can be found on a previous renewal notice)

By telephone

Simply by phoning 1300 361 021, and following the prompts.

You will need to have your current renewal notice as you will be requested to enter your 9-digit payment number that appears at the top right hand side of your renewal notice.

At any Customer Service Centre

Visit a Registration and Licensing Centre or Service SA Centre

Payments at any customer service centre can be made by:

• cash
• cheque
• debit cards
• credit cards - MasterCard and Visa only
• money orders
• traveller's cheques in Australian currency.

By mail

By sending the renewal advice to the postal address printed on the front of your advice or to one of the Customer Service Centres.

Payments by mail can be made by sending a:

• cheque marked not negotiable and made payable to Department for Transport, Energy and Infrastructure
• money order

When renewing your registration by mail you must answer the question relating to Input Tax Credit (ITC) entitlement posed on the renewal advice with an answer of Yes or No prior to forwarding your payment to a Customer Service Centre.

At Australia Post

Pay in person at any Australia Post using POSTbillpay.

Payments may be made by:

• cash
• cheque
• money orders
• Debit or credit card

To renew your registration using this service you must ensure:

• you have your current renewal notice with you
• the registration is current (i.e. that it has not expired)
• you have answered the Input Tax Credit (ITC) entitlement question located on the advice
• there are no changes to your registration

A receipt will be issued and must be displayed in the windscreen of the vehicle until you have received and affixed your new registration label. Any expired label must be removed.