Direct debit lets you pay your insurance premium by instalments, with no extra costs.
Or, pay the full premium up-front for each policy separately. Online, by phone, or in-person.
Have your policy number handy, like MOTA123456789.
We accept Visa and Mastercard and do not charge a credit card fee.
Make secure payments online by debit card or credit card (Visa or Mastercard). For most policies, this is only available for annual payments.
When your payment is due, log in to the AMI app or My AMI, your online account, select the policy, and pay for it by debit card or credit card.
Or, make a quick annual payment online by card without logging in. You’ll need your policy number.
If your policy schedule has an NZ Post barcode, you can pay your premium in-person at your local NZ Post Shop. Bring your AMI policy schedule with you, either digitally or printed.
Call us on 0800 100 200, Monday to Friday from 8am to 6pm, weekends and public holidays from 9am to 6pm.
You’ll need your policy number and debit card or credit card.
You can set up a monthly direct debit on the 10th and 20th of each month from your bank account to automatically pay your premium.
To set up a direct debit, call us on 0800 100 200 Monday to Friday from 8am – 6pm.
Please note Contract Works policies are paid in full as a one-off payment. Choose one of the payment options listed below.
Using your online banking service, add AMI Business as a new payee under bill payments (using the search function). Make sure you put your 8 digit customer number in the particulars field. Please note - you must do separate payments for each policy you hold with us.
To make a single payment over the phone using your debit or credit card, call us on 0800 100 200. You will need to know your policy number.
Make secure payments online by debit card or credit card (Visa or Mastercard). For most policies, this is only available for annual payments.
When your payment is due, log in to the AMI app or My AMI, your online account, select the policy, and pay for it by debit card or credit card.
Or, make a quick annual payment online by card without logging in. You’ll need your policy number.
If your policy schedule has an NZ Post barcode, you can pay your premium in-person at your local NZ Post Shop. Bring your AMI policy schedule with you, either digitally or printed.
Call us on 0800 100 200, Monday to Friday from 8am to 6pm, weekends and public holidays from 9am to 6pm.
You’ll need your policy number and debit card or credit card.
You can set up a monthly direct debit on the 10th and 20th of each month from your bank account to automatically pay your premium.
To set up a direct debit, call us on 0800 100 200 Monday to Friday from 8am – 6pm.
Please note Contract Works policies are paid in full as a one-off payment. Choose one of the payment options listed below.
Using your online banking service, add AMI Business as a new payee under bill payments (using the search function). Make sure you put your 8 digit customer number in the particulars field. Please note - you must do separate payments for each policy you hold with us.
To make a single payment over the phone using your debit or credit card, call us on 0800 100 200. You will need to know your policy number.
You can set up a monthly direct debit on the 10th and 20th of each month from your bank account to automatically pay your premium.
To set up a direct debit, call us on 0800 100 200 Monday to Friday from 8am – 6pm.
Please note Contract Works policies are paid in full as a one-off payment. Choose one of the payment options listed below.
Using your online banking service, add AMI Business as a new payee under bill payments (using the search function). Make sure you put your 8 digit customer number in the particulars field. Please note - you must do separate payments for each policy you hold with us.
To make a single payment over the phone using your debit or credit card, call us on 0800 100 200. You will need to know your policy number.
If you missed a payment, contact us to get things back on track.
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