If you live in Victoria and have a vehicle registered in another state, you need to change the vehicle’s registration to a Victorian one.
How much does it cost to transfer a car from NSW to Vic?
Generally speaking, it costs around 40-60 cents per kilometre to transport your car interstate. You can expect to pay somewhere between $569 – $1,078 to transport your car from Brisbane to Melbourne or $714 – $1,299 from Sydney to Perth.
How do I transfer ownership of a car from NSW to Vic?
Once you’ve made your appointment, you’ll need to take the following with you:
- the vehicle (if an inspection is needed)
- completed vehicle registration form.
- proof of identity.
- proof of your vehicle being registered interstate for 12 months (if advised to by VicRoads)
- a current and original RWC (if required)
Can you use an interstate roadworthy in Victoria?
Victoria Car & Licence Registration
If your vehicle is still registered interstate, the vehicle details are the same so it’s easy to see it is the same car, and has number plates attached – you won’t need to arrange a vehicle inspection or a roadworthy certificate in Victoria.
Do I need a permit to drive from NSW to Victoria?
Update. From 6pm Friday 18 February, you no longer need a COVID-19 Border Entry Permit to enter Victoria. If you’ve already applied for a border permit, you won’t need to show it. For more info about coronavirus (COVID-19) restrictions in Victoria visit coronavirus.vic.gov.au.
Do I need a permit to cross from NSW to Victoria?
There is no vaccination, quarantine, permit, or testing requirement to enter Victoria.
How do I register a NSW car in Victoria?
To register your vehicle in Victoria, you’ll need to book a registration appointment with VicRoads.
Book an appointment by:
- booking online (External link)
- calling 13 11 71 (pay by VISA or Mastercard* only) or.
- visiting a VicRoads Customer Service Centre (pay by VISA, Mastercard, cheque, EFTPOS or cash**)
Can you transfer a car in Victoria without a roadworthy?
If you’re selling a vehicle privately you’ll need: a roadworthy certificate (unless exempt) a vehicle transfer form [PDF 678 Kb] a copy of the registration certificate/renewal notice (to prove the right to transfer) or a myVicRoads account showing the vehicle in your holdings.
How much does it cost to register an interstate car in Victoria?
Currently, to register a private motor car in Victoria, a registration fee of approximately $180.00 is payable. The transport accident charge varies depending upon where the vehicle is garaged, however, the maximum annual fee is currently about $487.00 in a high risk zone.
How long can you drive an interstate vehicle in Victoria?
You have 30 days to register the vehicle in your home state, otherwise the vehicle registration may be suspended by VicRoads. Interstate authorities hold the view that vehicles registered in Victoria or another state are ‘unregistered’ if they are garaged in their state and are therefore not ‘temporarily’ visiting.
How long can I drive on an interstate licence in Victoria?
Requirement for interstate licence holders
If you have an interstate licence, you’ll need to convert to a Victorian licence within six months of residing in Victoria.
Do you need a pink slip in Victoria?
A roadworthy certificate is required by law in Victoria whenever a (used) vehicle is sold or is being re-registered. Roadworthies may also be required to clear certain defect notices.
Do I require a permit to enter Victoria?
All travellers entering Victoria now require a permit.
Areas across Australia are designated as red, orange or green zones based on the latest coronavirus (COVID-19) advice from Victoria’s Chief Health Officer.
Can NSW P platers drive 110 in vic?
All learner drivers can drive at the posted speed limit in Victoria.
Can you have a driver’s license in two states in Australia?
It is illegal to have more than one driver’s license in Australia. Your licence must be for the state you currently reside in; it basically doubles as a proof of residency card. If you move to a different state, you are required to apply for a licence transfer within three months.
Can I register my car for 3 months in Victoria?
Pay your registration for 3, 6 or 12 months
Pay less upfront when you choose a 3 or 6 month registration renewal.
Is there a grace period for car registration in Victoria?
If your vehicle registration has not been renewed within three months after its expiry date, it will be cancelled automatically.
How much is stamp duty on a car in Victoria?
Victoria
| Type | Value | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Used utes, vans, motorcycles and minibuses | N/A | $8.40 per $200 or part therof |
| All other new and used vehicles | $0-$69,152 | $8.40 per $200 or part therof |
| $69,153 – $100,000 | $10.40 per $200 or part therof | |
| $100,001 – $150,000 | $14.00 per $200 or part therof |
What happens if you get caught driving an unregistered vehicle in Victoria?
The magistrate can give you a fine of: up to 25 penalty units if this is the first time you have been found guilty of driving an unregistered vehicle. up to 50 penalty units if you have been found guilty of driving unregistered before.
What happens if you don’t transfer Rego in 14 days in Victoria?
In Victoria, Australia, if the registration isn’t transferred within 14 days, the registration will be cancelled and you’ll need to re-register the vehicle.
When can I sell a car without a RWC in Victoria?
It is legal for a private seller to sell a registered vehicle in Victoria without a roadworthy certificate (RWC) provided you remove the car’s number-plates and return them to VicRoads before the sale takes place.