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A pensioner concession card in South Australia offers several benefits, including discounts on various utility bills, public transport fares, and even property rates. This card is designed to assist pensioners by helping them manage living costs more effectively. For additional benefits related to vehicle registration or council rates, the Mr22 Form may be required. This form can guide you in maximizing the advantages tied to your concession card.

Yes, pensioners in South Australia can receive a discount on their council rates. This is part of the government’s effort to provide financial relief to older residents. To apply for the discount, pensioners may need to complete the Mr22 Form. This form helps streamline the application process, making it easier for you to access benefits.

In South Australia, a vehicle can remain unregistered for a period of time; however, it is recommended that you re-register it promptly. An unregistered vehicle may face penalties, and insurance coverage is typically void. If you need to handle the re-registration process, using the MR22 Form can streamline your experience, helping you get back on the road sooner while ensuring compliance with local regulations.

In South Australia, pensioners can benefit from a discount on their vehicle registration fees. This discount recognizes the financial constraints often faced by seniors, helping them save on vehicle costs. If you are a pensioner, filling out the MR22 Form when registering your vehicle can facilitate the application process for these benefits, ensuring you receive the discounts you're entitled to.

MR1 - Application for registration and compulsory third-party insurance (74.6 KB PDF) - register a previously registered South Australian vehicle in a new owner's name or a used vehicle in South Australia for the first time.

A motor vehicle is a historic vehicle if 25 years or more have elapsed since 1 January of the year in which the vehicle was manufactured.

However, if the vehicle is to be registered under a different name, or has expired by more than 3 months then you will need to take the vehicle for an identity inspection before it can be registered in South Australia. Find more information here.

Compulsory third party (CTP) insurance The Policy of Insurance protects you (and other people who use your registered and insured vehicle, with or without your consent) against the financial impact of causing injury or death to other road users through the use of your vehicle anywhere in Australia.

Concessions Companion Card. Cost of Living Concession (opens new website) Energy bill concession. Emergency Electricity Payment Scheme. Emergency Services Levy (fixed property) Remission (opens new website) Funeral AssistanceSA. GlassesSA. Medical Heating and Cooling Concession.