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Post Info TOPIC: Rego & Licence for Full time of the road
Mez


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Rego & Licence for Full time of the road


Hello to all "Grey Nomads", once again I rely on your input while preparing to be " full time Grey Nomads"  , can anyone tell us what happen to your driver's licence at renewal time when you don't have a fixed address , same with vehicle and caravan rego.

We are selling out and won't have an home for a while, just our van, can we give one of our children address ? we have one in NSW ( where we live now) and one in QLD

 

Looking forward to any reply

Thanking you

Mez and Christian



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Mez & Christian


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I will tell you for WA - I don't know how the rest of the states work, but I'll assume they all want the same thing. They won't not take a residential address-despite not having one. I think this is in case of accidents (or if you do something naughty lol). So I use a daughters address (in same state), but insist on all correspondence being sent to email or PO Box. When it came time to get a photo update (once every 10 years in WA), I happened to be in the state, so that was easy enough, however, as I am usually away from there I was prepared (and I've done it for a friend before) to do it remotely. You can just go and get passport photos done and fill out a form and have someone sign it to say it's you etc.
Regos the same, but they email all that happily.



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Prior to you leaving your home State have all you correspondence addressed to your Email address - you can get yearly inspections (if required) done interstate by approved mechanics.

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Mez - if you do use a QLD address for your rego - you won't have to go over the pits every year. I know you can the inspections done in other states than NSW, if you are registered there, however you may not be anywhere the nearest approved mechanics.

Just my thought.

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Ge


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once again sound info from Jules, Grubby and Possem thanks for getting in first before the instant expurts bamboozel Mez with their super knowledge. smile



-- Edited by Ge on Thursday 22nd of March 2018 08:28:23 PM

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In Victoria, registration and insurance can be done on line

Insurance - direct debit the bank account

Registration - The month the registration is due go onto the state government web site and follow the link

Licence - I took out a 10 year licence so I have no idea 

 

Hope this helps

Graham



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We have no home base, but have vehicles registered in Tasmania, Queensland & South Australia, and our licences in Queensland. We get electronic remimders; SA & QLD email us direct, Tassie sends the bill to the bank, who then email us.

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