Vehicle registration and insurance

Saskatchewan operates a mandatory vehicle registration and insurance program.

When you purchase licence plates, you pay a flat registration fee and a basic package of insurance which includes:

• coverage for damage to your own vehicle subject to a deductible
• coverage for personal injury as a result of a vehicle crash with personal auto injury insurance
• liability insurance for damage your vehicle may cause to the vehicle or property of others or injuries it may cause to other people

To register your vehicle, visit 1 of our motor licence issuers located across the province.

Extended insurance coverage

You can also buy additional insurance for your vehicle, known as a package policy or auto extension insurance. Just ask your insurance broker.

Having additional insurance can give you:

• increased protection when travelling outside Saskatchewan
• a lower deductible
• no deductible for wildlife collisions, fire and theft
• coverage to replace your brand-new vehicle

Having auto extension insurance protects you from losses you may incur above and beyond what your basic plate insurance covers.

If you have an automobile extension policy, it is important to notify your insurance broker if you change your licence plate number.

Updating your personal information

Changing your address on your driver's licence and vehicle registration is simple:

• visit MySGI and edit your personal information
• visit a motor licence issuer near you
• call 1-800-667-4686 and have your Customer Number from your vehicle registration or driver's licence ready
• use ExpressAddress¹, a free online service that lets you:
  • update your address for your telephone, electricity, natural gas, water bill and more and
  • connect, transfer or disconnect residential services.

Note: If you move, please notify us within 15 days of moving to your new address so we don't send any correspondence to your old address.