Transfert Immatriculation Rego VIC vers WA

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License a vehicle from interstate
If a light vehicle coming to Western Australia from the Eastern States meets the criteria below it can be licensed without the need for an examination.

Light vehicles include:

Motor cars
Motorcycles, including mopeds
Goods/ Commercial vehicles
Trailers, including trailer plant
Caravans.
Criteria
The light vehicle:

Has a Tare weight and Aggregate weight not exceeding 4500kg
Is currently licensed in an Australian jurisdiction
Has been licensed in your name for at least 12 months
Has an approved immobiliser fitted if required (note some exemptions apply – refer to our immobilisers web page)
The vehicle is unmodified; or has been modified and issued with a modification permit from an ES jurisdiction; or has a modification that does not require approval
The vehicle does not require an annual examination [taxi, hire vehicle, bus, driving school vehicles, vehicles with more than 13 seats (including driver), vehicles used to carry children to and from school (8 seats or more)].
If you are unable to provide proof of the vehicles’ tare weight you may be required to obtain a weighbridge certificate.
You will be required to provide proof that the vehicle will be garaged primarily in this state.
You will be required to provide suitable proof of identity documents before a vehicle can licensed in your name.
You will need to attend a Driver and Vehicle Services Centre or regional Agent to license the vehicle. To save you time, we have provided the ‘Application to licence an interstate vehicle without inspection’ Form MR20 below. If possible you can complete and bring the form with you (forms are also available at Driver and Vehicle Services Centre or regional Agent).

More information, including a list of other documents you will need to bring with you, is provided in the form.

Important note:

If the vehicle is jointly owned only one person can be nominated as the licence holder. The licence holder will need to complete the ‘Proof of identity – nominated owner/vehicle licence holder’ Form 186 (available below).

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Find out how to license a vehicle (including imported vehicles and lapsed vehicle licences). This page includes information on licensing caravans, trailers, farm vehicles, motorised wheelchairs and off-road vehicles.

Index
How to license a vehicle
Licensing of off-road or farming vehicles
License a motorised wheelchair
How to license a vehicle
If your vehicle licence has lapsed, or you want to license an interstate or overseas vehicle, you will need to get the vehicle examined first. Information on vehicle examinations is provided in the safety and standards section of this website.
Once the vehicle has successfully passed the examination you will need to attend a Driver and Vehicle Services Centre or regional Agent to apply for a vehicle licence.

If possible, we recommend you print out and complete the required forms below, and bring them with you to the Driver and Vehicle Services Centre or regional Agent, along with proof of vehicle ownership.

Once the vehicle is licensed a new set of number plates will be issued.

Important notes:

Vehicle licence duty – is payable on the dutiable value of the vehicle, including the value of any trade-in, unless evidence is produced that the vehicle was previously licensed in your name. More information is provided in Form MR17 below. To find out how much duty is payable use our online vehicle licence duty calculator.

Jointly owned vehicles – Only one person can be nominated as the licence holder. Form MR186 (below) is to be used where an owner is required to be nominated as the licence holder. This form must accompany the Application to license a vehicle form in order to verify the applicant’s particulars.

Vehicles previously licensed under another name – A declaration of the seller must be completed on Form MR17 below. For more information on purchasing a vehicle refer to transfer vehicle ownership.

Immobilisers – The proposed licence holder of the vehicle is responsible for ensuring that an approved immobiliser is installed. Use Form MR191 below to declare that an approved immobiliser has been fitted to your vehicle. Further information on approved immobilisers is available.

Vehicles can only be licensed in Western Australia if they are primarily kept in this state.

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Petite question quant au changement de plaque d’immatriculation et donc de régo :

Deux points m’interpellent :
* l’installation d’un immobiliser : comment savoir si on en a déjà un ou pas?
* Il faut que le véhicule soit en possession du propriétaire pendant plus de 12 mois (est-ce contournable?)

Nous avons un van immatriculé dans le QLD et nous l’avons acheté début juillet. Nous pensions changer la régo du fait que nous ne reviendrons probablement pas dans le QLD l’an prochain pour la revente du van.
En fonction de ce que nous avons prévu ça sera soit WA si on va jusque là, ou dans le SA (Sûr et certain).

J’avais posé la question à l’époque, et il me semble que TBN m’avait répondu qu’il n’y aurait aucun problème à ce niveau là.