Registration appointment - Miscellaneous Registration

Please read the terms and conditions before making your appointment.

Will I need an inspection?

We won't need to inspect your vehicle:

• If it was previously registered in your name in Victoria (and none of the vehicle's details have changed).
• If you're converting your vehicle's registration from interstate, the car still has the interstate number plates attached and is currently registered, or expired less than 3 months ago.

In all other cases, you'll need to book an inspection to register your vehicle.

Eligibility

To register a light vehicle in your personal name:

• You need to be at least 16 years old (or 18 years for a motorcycle).
• The vehicle needs to weigh less than 4.5 tonnes (Gross Vehicle Mass).

To register a light vehicle in the name of a company or incorporated association:

• A company needs to provide an Australian Company Number (ACN) or Australian Registered Business Number (ARBN) to be eligible.
• Incorporated associations will not have an ACN or ARBN but may be incorporated in a number of ways e.g. through an Act of Parliament or by Royal Charter. They may include organisations such as hospitals, municipal councils or trade unions.

Bring to your appointment:

• A completed vehicle registration form.
• Your evidence of identity.
• Evidence of Victorian garaged address.
• A current and original Victorian Certificate of Roadworthiness.
• If someone else is registering the vehicle on your behalf, they will need to provide an original and signed Authority to act as an agent form.
• Appropriate tools to remove your old number plates and put the new ones on. They'll need to be fitted to your vehicle before you leave VicRoads. Note that screws won't be provided with your new number plates.
• If you're converting your registration from interstate, bring the interstate number plates. We'll safely destroy them and give you an official receipt that says they've been returned.
• If the vehicle's registered in more than one name interstate, you need to provide proof that you're one of the registered operators (eg. a registration that shows your name as a joint operator).
• Payment for required fees. To check the cost of registering your vehicle, use our fee calculator.

Will I need a roadworthy?

You'll need to get a Certificate of Roadworthiness unless you meet all of the requirements listed below:

• You're converting the registration from interstate.
• The registration's current or expired less than 3 months ago.
• You want to register it in Victoria in the same name as it's registered interstate.

Payment

Fee: $ 20.90

All Visa and MasterCard payments will incur a card payment fee.

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