Changing registration of the van from another state to WA
RobLor said
10:00 PM Nov 2, 2022
I have purchased a rth wheeler and Nissan Navara from Tasmania, please advise what process I have to go through to change the rego over to WA rego.
RobLor said
10:05 PM Nov 2, 2022
That was meant to be 5th wheeler!!!!
Wannabe nomad said
10:57 PM Nov 2, 2022
I'm not sure about W.A. regulations
But I bought an xtrail in NSW and I love in S.A and I had to take to the police an have them check the engine number against the vin number (at a cost) and take the relevant paperwork to the motor registration place and transfer the rego over to me (at a cost). I received new S.A. number number plates.
Hope this helps
Possum3 said
06:49 AM Nov 3, 2022
Welcome to GN's RobLor.
I'm uncertain of how to transfer State Registrations in WA - Proof of ownership, road worthiness and the payment of monies would be required.
It's a rigmarole! We purchased a second hand Nissan Navara ute and slide-on camper in November 2018 in Newcastle, NSW. Ute had 9 months NSW rego on it. In Batemans Bay we submitted the signed transfer form but it was not accepted as we didnt have a NSW address. About 2 weeks after arriving home to WA we applied online to transfer the ute. We found out we needed a 'Permit to move' the ute and and had to pay for two vehicle inspections - failed the first one because one of the rear fold down seats wasnt fixed in as the previous owner had temporarily removed it to insert an extra fridge. We replaced the seat correctly and had to pay for a second permit to move and the second inspection. We also 'lost' the 9 months rego paid for by the previous owner. With hindsight we should have kept driving it on NSW plates until closer to the rego renewal then gone through the WA transfer process. Regarding the Permit to move - someone in the licencing centre told us we had been driving it illegally since crossing the border into WA! As there is no WA licencing and inspection facility anywhere near the WA/SA border this was laughable! Good luck with changing your rego.
changed my caravan from VIC to WA. Cost $120 for a certificate from a certifying garage - all of 20 minutes to measure it etc, another 20 for the guy to fill in the form & get approval online, then took that to a Shire office for the number plate. Did it at a small country town - real easy. BUT now pay $140 rego instead of $57.
-- Edited by Kebbin on Friday 17th of February 2023 09:37:38 AM
-- Edited by Kebbin on Friday 17th of February 2023 09:40:17 AM
Tony LEE said
02:01 PM Feb 18, 2023
Fairly easy if it is still registered in your name
make an appointment with official inspection place. Get weighbridge ticket. He had a bit of a look underneath, went for a shoert drive, measured it and filled out the form. Cost was under $200
Not particularly concerned with engineers certificate of electrical certificate
Went to registry office3, filled in a form, paid rego and insurance and that was it.
Handed in number plates and rego and insurance was eventually refunded. No stamp duty needed as it had already been paid.
But I bought an xtrail in NSW and I love in S.A and I had to take to the police an have them check the engine number against the vin number (at a cost) and take the relevant paperwork to the motor registration place and transfer the rego over to me (at a cost). I received new S.A. number number plates.
Hope this helps
I'm uncertain of how to transfer State Registrations in WA - Proof of ownership, road worthiness and the payment of monies would be required.
Here is link to Govt Website ; www.wa.gov.au/service/transport/road-transport/license-my-vehicle-registration
It's a rigmarole! We purchased a second hand Nissan Navara ute and slide-on camper in November 2018 in Newcastle, NSW. Ute had 9 months NSW rego on it. In Batemans Bay we submitted the signed transfer form but it was not accepted as we didnt have a NSW address. About 2 weeks after arriving home to WA we applied online to transfer the ute. We found out we needed a 'Permit to move' the ute and and had to pay for two vehicle inspections - failed the first one because one of the rear fold down seats wasnt fixed in as the previous owner had temporarily removed it to insert an extra fridge. We replaced the seat correctly and had to pay for a second permit to move and the second inspection. We also 'lost' the 9 months rego paid for by the previous owner. With hindsight we should have kept driving it on NSW plates until closer to the rego renewal then gone through the WA transfer process. Regarding the Permit to move - someone in the licencing centre told us we had been driving it illegally since crossing the border into WA! As there is no WA licencing and inspection facility anywhere near the WA/SA border this was laughable! Good luck with changing your rego.
https://www.transport.wa.gov.au/licensing/get-a-temporary-movement-permit.asp
changed my caravan from VIC to WA. Cost $120 for a certificate from a certifying garage - all of 20 minutes to measure it etc, another 20 for the guy to fill in the form & get approval online, then took that to a Shire office for the number plate. Did it at a small country town - real easy. BUT now pay $140 rego instead of $57.
Misunderstood the purpose.
-- Edited by Kebbin on Friday 17th of February 2023 09:37:38 AM
-- Edited by Kebbin on Friday 17th of February 2023 09:40:17 AM