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You'll need an original roadworthy certificate issued within 30 days before the date of sale. Some vehicles and transfer types don't need a roadworthy, visit transfer fees and roadworthy exemptions for more information.

Simply request the seller to submit an online Notice of Disposal via their myVicRoads account to notify VicRoads of the transfer. When the seller notifies VicRoads of the transfer, the vehicle will be transferred into your name and displayed in your myVicRoads account the next day.

You'll need an original roadworthy certificate issued within 30 days before the date of sale. Some vehicles and transfer types don't need a roadworthy, visit transfer fees and roadworthy exemptions for more information.

Simply request the seller to submit an online Notice of Disposal via their myVicRoads account to notify VicRoads of the transfer. When the seller notifies VicRoads of the transfer, the vehicle will be transferred into your name and displayed in your myVicRoads account the next day.

VicRoads transfer fees Sold privately or by a dealerVehicle typeTransfer feePrivateMotor vehicle$42DealerMotor vehicle$21.40PrivateMotorcycle, trailer, recreation motorcycle$6.70DealerMotorcycle, trailer, recreation motorcycle$6.70 Jul 14, 2022

VicRoads transfer fees Sold privately or by a dealerVehicle typeTransfer feePrivateMotor vehicle$42DealerMotor vehicle$21.40PrivateMotorcycle, trailer, recreation motorcycle$6.70DealerMotorcycle, trailer, recreation motorcycle$6.70 Jul 14, 2022

The rate is charged on either the market value of the car or the purchase price (whichever is greater). Unlike some other states, the stamp duty is collected by the dealer, whereas if you are buying privately it is paid directly to VicRoads by the purchaser.

The rate is charged on either the market value of the car or the purchase price (whichever is greater). Unlike some other states, the stamp duty is collected by the dealer, whereas if you are buying privately it is paid directly to VicRoads by the purchaser.

The easiest way to do this is online via your Personal myVicRoads account (the function is not available in Business myVicRoads accounts). Select the vehicle you're transferring to the buyer and click 'Transfer vehicle.' If the vehicle is eligible for transfer, you'll land on Step 1 of the 'Notice of Disposal.'

You'll need an original roadworthy certificate issued within 30 days before the date of sale. Some vehicles and transfer types don't need a roadworthy, visit transfer fees and roadworthy exemptions for more information.

The easiest way to do this is online via your Personal myVicRoads account (the function is not available in Business myVicRoads accounts). Select the vehicle you're transferring to the buyer and click 'Transfer vehicle.' If the vehicle is eligible for transfer, you'll land on Step 1 of the 'Notice of Disposal.'

The only requirement for the buyer in this circumstance is to pay the applicable transfer fee and motor vehicle duty (unless exempt) to the dealer and sign the vehicle transfer form. VicRoads recommends buyers keep a copy of the completed transfer form, roadworthy certificate and contract of sale.

The only requirement for the buyer in this circumstance is to pay the applicable transfer fee and motor vehicle duty (unless exempt) to the dealer and sign the vehicle transfer form. VicRoads recommends buyers keep a copy of the completed transfer form, roadworthy certificate and contract of sale.

Simply request the seller to submit an online Notice of Disposal via their myVicRoads account to notify VicRoads of the transfer. When the seller notifies VicRoads of the transfer, the vehicle will be transferred into your name and displayed in your myVicRoads account the next day.

Simply request the seller to submit an online Notice of Disposal via their myVicRoads account to notify VicRoads of the transfer. When the seller notifies VicRoads of the transfer, the vehicle will be transferred into your name and displayed in your myVicRoads account the next day.

Simply request the seller to submit an online Notice of Disposal via their myVicRoads account to notify VicRoads of the transfer. When the seller notifies VicRoads of the transfer, the vehicle will be transferred into your name and displayed in your myVicRoads account the next day.

You'll need an original roadworthy certificate issued within 30 days before the date of sale. Some vehicles and transfer types don't need a roadworthy, visit transfer fees and roadworthy exemptions for more information.

VicRoads transfer fees Sold privately or by a dealerVehicle typeTransfer feePrivateMotor vehicle$42DealerMotor vehicle$21.40PrivateMotorcycle, trailer, recreation motorcycle$6.70DealerMotorcycle, trailer, recreation motorcycle$6.70 Jul 14, 2022

You'll need an original roadworthy certificate issued within 30 days before the date of sale. Some vehicles and transfer types don't need a roadworthy, visit transfer fees and roadworthy exemptions for more information.

Where a vehicle is otherwise transferred to you, for example a gift from a parent to a child, and is garaged in Victoria, you must tell VicRoads and pay duty within 14 days of the transfer. A duty exemption only applies in rare circumstances.

Where a vehicle is otherwise transferred to you, for example a gift from a parent to a child, and is garaged in Victoria, you must tell VicRoads and pay duty within 14 days of the transfer. A duty exemption only applies in rare circumstances.

The "VIC Number" is a three or four digit, non-embossed (flat) number printed on the front or back of the credit card that provides an extra level of security for you and MovieTickets.com. This number is not stored in the magnetic stripe or by MovieTickets.com, nor does it appear on sales receipts or statements.

The rate is charged on either the market value of the car or the purchase price (whichever is greater). Unlike some other states, the stamp duty is collected by the dealer, whereas if you are buying privately it is paid directly to VicRoads by the purchaser.

The "VIC Number" is a three or four digit, non-embossed (flat) number printed on the front or back of the credit card that provides an extra level of security for you and MovieTickets.com. This number is not stored in the magnetic stripe or by MovieTickets.com, nor does it appear on sales receipts or statements.

A client number is a unique nine digit number issued by VicRoads to corporations and individuals without a Victorian licence or learner permit. If you are an established VicRoads client, but do not know your client number, please ensure all other details are completed.

The easiest way to do this is online via your Personal myVicRoads account (the function is not available in Business myVicRoads accounts). Select the vehicle you're transferring to the buyer and click 'Transfer vehicle.' If the vehicle is eligible for transfer, you'll land on Step 1 of the 'Notice of Disposal.'

A client number is a unique nine digit number issued by VicRoads to corporations and individuals without a Victorian licence or learner permit. If you are an established VicRoads client, but do not know your client number, please ensure all other details are completed.

VicRoads transfer fees Sold privately or by a dealerVehicle typeTransfer feePrivateMotor vehicle$42DealerMotor vehicle$21.40PrivateMotorcycle, trailer, recreation motorcycle$6.70DealerMotorcycle, trailer, recreation motorcycle$6.70 Jul 14, 2022

The only requirement for the buyer in this circumstance is to pay the applicable transfer fee and motor vehicle duty (unless exempt) to the dealer and sign the vehicle transfer form. VicRoads recommends buyers keep a copy of the completed transfer form, roadworthy certificate and contract of sale.

Simply request the seller to submit an online Notice of Disposal via their myVicRoads account to notify VicRoads of the transfer. When the seller notifies VicRoads of the transfer, the vehicle will be transferred into your name and displayed in your myVicRoads account the next day.

VicRoads transfer fees Sold privately or by a dealerVehicle typeTransfer feePrivateMotor vehicle$42DealerMotor vehicle$21.40PrivateMotorcycle, trailer, recreation motorcycle$6.70DealerMotorcycle, trailer, recreation motorcycle$6.70 Jul 14, 2022

You'll need an original roadworthy certificate issued within 30 days before the date of sale. Some vehicles and transfer types don't need a roadworthy, visit transfer fees and roadworthy exemptions for more information.

Where a vehicle is otherwise transferred to you, for example a gift from a parent to a child, and is garaged in Victoria, you must tell VicRoads and pay duty within 14 days of the transfer. A duty exemption only applies in rare circumstances.

The "VIC Number" is a three or four digit, non-embossed (flat) number printed on the front or back of the credit card that provides an extra level of security for you and MovieTickets.com. This number is not stored in the magnetic stripe or by MovieTickets.com, nor does it appear on sales receipts or statements.

A client number is a unique nine digit number issued by VicRoads to corporations and individuals without a Victorian licence or learner permit. If you are an established VicRoads client, but do not know your client number, please ensure all other details are completed.

VicRoads transfer fees Sold privately or by a dealerVehicle typeTransfer feePrivateMotor vehicle$42DealerMotor vehicle$21.40PrivateMotorcycle, trailer, recreation motorcycle$6.70DealerMotorcycle, trailer, recreation motorcycle$6.70 Jul 14, 2022