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Car Rego Comparision

Here’s a comparison of car registration (rego) requirements and processes for each state and territory in Australia:

State/TerritoryRegistration AuthorityRegistration Fee (Approx.)CTP InsuranceRenewal PeriodInitial Registration RequirementsTransfer of Registration
New South Wales (NSW)Service NSWAUD 60 – AUD 300 (depending on vehicle type)Included in regoAnnuallyProof of identity, address, roadworthy inspection (Pink Slip) for vehicles over 5 years oldBoth parties must complete transfer form and pay transfer fee
Victoria (VIC)VicRoadsAUD 100 – AUD 200 (depending on vehicle type)Included in regoAnnuallyProof of identity, roadworthy certificate (for used vehicles)Complete transfer form and pay transfer fee
Queensland (QLD)Queensland GovernmentAUD 75 – AUD 800 (based on vehicle weight/type)Included in regoAnnuallyProof of identity, roadworthy certificate (for used vehicles)Complete transfer application form and pay transfer fee
Western Australia (WA)Department of TransportAUD 100 – AUD 350 (based on vehicle type and age)Included in regoAnnuallyProof of identity, roadworthy inspection (for used vehicles over 3 years old)Complete transfer form and pay transfer fee
South Australia (SA)Service SAAUD 70 – AUD 400 (depending on vehicle type)Included in regoAnnuallyProof of identity, roadworthy inspection (if applicable)Complete transfer form and pay transfer fee
Tasmania (TAS)Transport TasmaniaAUD 100 – AUD 300 (depending on vehicle type)Included in regoAnnuallyProof of identity, roadworthy certificate (for used vehicles)Complete transfer form and pay transfer fee
Australian Capital Territory (ACT)Access CanberraAUD 50 – AUD 250 (depending on vehicle type)Included in regoAnnuallyProof of identity, roadworthy inspection (for vehicles over 6 years old)Complete transfer application and pay transfer fee
Northern Territory (NT)NT GovernmentAUD 200 – AUD 300 (depending on vehicle type)Included in regoAnnuallyProof of identity, roadworthy inspection (for used vehicles)Complete transfer form and pay transfer fee

Key Notes:

  • CTP Insurance: Compulsory Third Party Insurance is typically included in the registration fee in most states. It covers personal injury costs for accidents involving your vehicle but not damage to property or other vehicles.
  • Roadworthy Certificates: Many states require a roadworthy or safety inspection for used vehicles to ensure they meet safety standards before registration.
  • Transfer of Registration: When buying or selling a vehicle, both parties must complete a transfer of registration form and may incur a transfer fee.

This table provides a general overview and may vary based on specific circumstances, vehicle types, and updates in legislation. Always check with the local registration authority for the most accurate and detailed information.

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