Types of fees that people need to pay when registering their cars
When taking a vehicle for inspection, the vehicle owner will have to pay a fee including: Inspection service fee and fee for issuing a certificate of technical safety and environmental protection inspection of the motor vehicle. Representatives of the Vietnam Register have instructions for people to know the procedures and fees to pay when going for inspection.
Registration documents
For non-commercial vehicles, the first inspection period is 30 months, then every 18 months. When it reaches 7 years from the date of manufacture, the inspection period will be shortened to 12 months. If it is more than 12 years from the date of manufacture, the inspection period will be 6 months. Accordingly, the car inspection process will go through the following steps:
Submit application: The documents include vehicle registration, old inspection, civil liability insurance (insurance can be purchased at the counter), filling out the declaration and paying fees including vehicle inspection fee and certification fee. For cars, the inspection fee is 240,000 VND and the certification fee is 50,000 VND.
Waiting for vehicle inspection: In case the vehicle has a problem that does not meet the requirements, the inspection staff will read the license plate number so that the driver can take the vehicle for repair and return later. Therefore, you should check the vehicle maintenance before going for inspection. If there is no problem, the inspection time is only about 5-10 minutes.
Pay road maintenance fees:If the vehicle meets the inspection standards, the inspection staff will read the license plate number in order for the driver to pay the road maintenance fee.
Stick new inspection sticker: After completing the above procedures, the driver gets in the car to wait for the new registration sticker, receives the documents and leaves.
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Cars lined up to enter the inspection area. Photo: Anh Dam |
Car registration fee
Current car inspection fees are still applied according to Circular No. 238/2016/TT-BTC issued on November 11, 2016 by the Ministry of Finance.
Another information that car owners need to know is that the registration fee for old cars and new cars are the same, regardless of new or old, but is based on the type of vehicle. Specifically, the car registration fees applied nationwide are as follows:
What does a car registration file include?
According to the provisions of the Road Traffic Law, cars of the correct type allowed to participate in traffic must ensure regulations on quality, technical safety and environmental protection.
Accordingly, to be allowed to roll on the road, cars must be periodically inspected for technical safety and environmental protection (inspection) at an inspection facility licensed by the Ministry of Transport. When going for inspection, you need to prepare documents including:
3 copies of vehicle owner's ID card (Bring the original)
Vehicle owner's household registration: 3 copies (Bring the original)
Police declaration form for vehicle registration 2 original copies according to prescribed form
Original vehicle documents (VAT invoice, factory certificate, inspection, environmental certificate).
Chassis number, engine number, Registration tax declaration (According to prescribed form).
1 original copy of civil liability insurance.
After preparing the above documents, the vehicle owner takes the vehicle to the inspection station licensed by the Ministry of Transport and submits the following documents:
Original vehicle registration or one of the following valid documents: copy of vehicle registration certified by the holding bank, copy of vehicle registration certified by the financial leasing organization, vehicle registration appointment paper.
Documents proving the origin of the vehicle (for vehicles inspected for establishing a Vehicle Profile) include one of the following documents: A copy of the factory quality inspection certificate for domestically manufactured and assembled vehicles; A certified copy of the decision to confiscate and auction vehicles by a competent authority for confiscated vehicles for auction; A certified copy of the decision to liquidate vehicles of the national defense and police forces; A certified copy of the decision to sell national reserve vehicles.
Original certificate of technical safety and environmental protection of modified vehicle (for newly modified vehicles).
Original valid civil liability insurance certificate of the vehicle owner. Information on login name, password and website address for managing the journey monitoring device for vehicles that are required to install a journey monitoring device.
