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Other registration related fees Transfer fees—vehicle or plateCost as at 1 July 2023Vehicle registration transfer fee$31.50Personalised number plate transfer fee Note: this fee is for the transfer of personalised plate ownership$114.20 Jul 1, 2023

Other registration related fees Transfer fees—vehicle or plateCost as at 1 July 2023Vehicle registration transfer fee$31.50Personalised number plate transfer fee Note: this fee is for the transfer of personalised plate ownership$114.20 Jul 1, 2023

In Australia, a vehicle must be registered in the state or territory where the operator of that vehicle lives and where the vehicle is garaged (if not temporary and less than 3 months).

In Australia, a vehicle must be registered in the state or territory where the operator of that vehicle lives and where the vehicle is garaged (if not temporary and less than 3 months).

Your representative needs to provide this original authority, plus evidence of their own identity and evidence of your identity. For information about acceptable evidence of identity, visit .qld.gov.au/evidenceofidentity.

Your representative needs to provide this original authority, plus evidence of their own identity and evidence of your identity. For information about acceptable evidence of identity, visit .qld.gov.au/evidenceofidentity.

For an individual or business exemption, you may be able to apply if you: have registered the vehicle in Queensland or interstate. give a vehicle as a gift to a family member. receive a vehicle from a deceased estate.

For an individual or business exemption, you may be able to apply if you: have registered the vehicle in Queensland or interstate. give a vehicle as a gift to a family member. receive a vehicle from a deceased estate.

You may have to pay duty (a type of tax) when transferring registration for a used vehicle into your name. This duty is calculated based on your vehicle's dutiable value. ing to TMR, some common exemptions to paying vehicle registration duty can include where: The vehicle is a gift to a family member.

You may have to pay duty (a type of tax) when transferring registration for a used vehicle into your name. This duty is calculated based on your vehicle's dutiable value. ing to TMR, some common exemptions to paying vehicle registration duty can include where: The vehicle is a gift to a family member.

If you have purchased or acquired a vehicle or boat and the seller has lodged an application to transfer the registration online or in person, you can complete the transfer of registration into your name online. The registration must be transferred within 14 days after the sale and transfer fees will apply.

If you have purchased or acquired a vehicle or boat and the seller has lodged an application to transfer the registration online or in person, you can complete the transfer of registration into your name online. The registration must be transferred within 14 days after the sale and transfer fees will apply.

For an individual or business exemption, you may be able to apply if you: have registered the vehicle in Queensland or interstate. give a vehicle as a gift to a family member. receive a vehicle from a deceased estate.

For an individual or business exemption, you may be able to apply if you: have registered the vehicle in Queensland or interstate. give a vehicle as a gift to a family member. receive a vehicle from a deceased estate.

Other registration related fees Transfer fees—vehicle or plateCost as at 1 July 2023Vehicle registration transfer fee$31.50Personalised number plate transfer fee Note: this fee is for the transfer of personalised plate ownership$114.20 01-Jul-2023

Other registration related fees Transfer fees—vehicle or plateCost as at 1 July 2023Vehicle registration transfer fee$31.50Personalised number plate transfer fee Note: this fee is for the transfer of personalised plate ownership$114.20 01-Jul-2023

Your original licence or other evidence of identity—if the vehicle is to be registered in 2 names, both people must provide suitable evidence of identity. Evidence of the Queensland address of where the vehicle is garaged—this can be your driver licence, property rates notice or either a gas, phone or electricity bill.

Your original licence or other evidence of identity—if the vehicle is to be registered in 2 names, both people must provide suitable evidence of identity. Evidence of the Queensland address of where the vehicle is garaged—this can be your driver licence, property rates notice or either a gas, phone or electricity bill.

Selling an unregistered vehicle privately If you are selling your vehicle unregistered, you do not need to have the vehicle inspected, but if you plan to move it you will need an unregistered vehicle permit to do so. Find out more about selling or moving an unregistered vehicle.

Selling an unregistered vehicle privately If you are selling your vehicle unregistered, you do not need to have the vehicle inspected, but if you plan to move it you will need an unregistered vehicle permit to do so. Find out more about selling or moving an unregistered vehicle.