
Navigate Manitoba Auto Insurance with Confidence
Step-by-step guides to registration, claims, renewals, licensing, and coverage. Find everything you need to stay protected and road-ready in Manitoba.
Get StartedStep-by-Step Manitoba Insurance Checklists
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Confirm vehicle eligibilityEnsure the vehicle meets Manitoba standards and is not under recall or import restriction.Learn
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Obtain bill of saleGet a signed bill of sale from the seller. You'll need this for registration.Learn
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Complete a vehicle inspection (if required)Most used vehicles require a valid safety inspection certificate before registration.Learn
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Visit an Autopac agentBring your documents to an authorized agent to purchase insurance and register the vehicle.Learn
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Get your plates & insuranceReceive your licence plates, insurance certificate, and registration documents.Learn
Frequently Asked Questions
To register a vehicle in Manitoba, bring the bill of sale, valid ID, proof of insurance, and a safety inspection certificate (if required) to an Autopac agent. You'll receive your licence plates and registration documents after completing the paperwork and payment. Read more.
All vehicles registered in Manitoba must carry Basic Autopac coverage, which includes third-party liability, personal injury protection, and all-perils insurance. Optional coverages are also available for increased protection. Learn more.
You can renew your insurance annually at your renewal date, which is generally based on your birth month. Renew in person with an Autopac agent, online, or by phone. Review your renewal notice for details. See checklist.
First, ensure everyone's safety. Document the scene, exchange information, and report the claim to MPI as soon as possible. Cooperate fully with the adjuster and follow claim instructions. How to file a claim.
Most used vehicles being registered in Manitoba for the first time must pass a safety inspection. The inspection ensures your vehicle meets provincial standards. Learn more.
Start by obtaining a learner’s licence (pass the written test and meet ID requirements), then complete supervised driving. After passing your road test, you’ll progress through Manitoba’s Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) program. See guide.
Compare Manitoba Auto Insurance Coverage
Basic Autopac
- Mandatory for all Manitoba vehicles
- Includes liability, personal injury, all-perils
- Covers up to $500,000 third-party liability
Collision
- Protects your own vehicle after an at-fault accident
- Pays for repairs or replacement, minus deductible
Comprehensive
- Covers theft, vandalism, fire, hail, and more
- Does not cover collision