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Old Dec 31st 2010, 8:23 pm
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Hi,

I would like to know some things about relocation. Currently i'm living in Dandenong, Victoria and if i relocate to Sydney,

1. If i take my car there, what are the things i have to do with respect to its registration ?

2. Is there anything to be done on drivers license ?

3. What else need to be done when relocating ?
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Old Dec 31st 2010, 11:11 pm
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Originally Posted by muditha
Hi,

I would like to know some things about relocation. Currently i'm living in Dandenong, Victoria and if i relocate to Sydney,

1. If i take my car there, what are the things i have to do with respect to its registration ?

2. Is there anything to be done on drivers license ?

3. What else need to be done when relocating ?
You need to re-register your car in NSW, and have your drivers licence changed over to a NSW one. You should have 3 months in which to swap your licence over. There should be no charge.

Also notify your Insurance company of the change of address, this may incur an extra premium or a rebate.
 
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Thank you.

Originally Posted by ABCDiamond
You need to re-register your car in NSW, and have your drivers licence changed over to a NSW one. You should have 3 months in which to swap your licence over. There should be no charge.

Also notify your Insurance company of the change of address, this may incur an extra premium or a rebate.
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It means if i take my car there, it won't cost anything for registration, isn't it ?

How about moving home furniture and things ? What is the cheapest way to move from Melbourne to Sydney ?
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Originally Posted by muditha
It means if i take my car there, it won't cost anything for registration, isn't it ?

How about moving home furniture and things ? What is the cheapest way to move from Melbourne to Sydney ?
Buy a roof rack!
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I'm waiting for my car to arrive in wa from qld, I know once my current insurance premium runs out I have to find a new provider as I'm insured with racq. The rest I guess I'll make my way to a dept of transport one day and find out I assume it will be a change of plates and a new license.

The cheapest way to relocate is get someone else to pay
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Do i can take furniture and things by sea ? Will it be so costly than taking through the land ?
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Do i can take furniture and things by sea ? Will it be so costly than taking through the land ?
Usually it gets packed into a container and the container goes by rail.
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It means if i take my car there, it won't cost anything for registration, isn't it ?

How about moving home furniture and things ? What is the cheapest way to move from Melbourne to Sydney ?
I am sure there will be costs involved. I recently changed my registration from NSW to Qld. My NSW rego was only 2 months old. I had to cancel the NSW rego and pay the full registration costs for Qld. I had paid nearly $800 for the NSW registration and I got $380 back. There is no refund on taxes paid. Had I known this prior to changing registration, I wouldnt have changed over. I am now in the position of changing it back and I certainly wont be changing it to NSW until the current rego expires.

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There are lots of interstate removal companies M. Or you can hire a van and drive yourself if you want to... I think that would be your cheapest option.

Are you heading our way? Good luck with it!
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Originally Posted by ABCDiamond
You need to re-register your car in NSW, and have your drivers licence changed over to a NSW one. You should have 3 months in which to swap your licence over. There should be no charge.

Also notify your Insurance company of the change of address, this may incur an extra premium or a rebate.
i'm sure they will need a safty cert for the car (green slip or something like that?
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Hi,

I'm having my car's registration in VIC until end of May. So if i relocate to NSW, can i wait till end of May to register it with NSW or have to register with them as soon as i moved.

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I am sure there will be costs involved. I recently changed my registration from NSW to Qld. My NSW rego was only 2 months old. I had to cancel the NSW rego and pay the full registration costs for Qld. I had paid nearly $800 for the NSW registration and I got $380 back. There is no refund on taxes paid. Had I known this prior to changing registration, I wouldnt have changed over. I am now in the position of changing it back and I certainly wont be changing it to NSW until the current rego expires.

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Hi TiddlyPom,

Happy New Year. I tried to contact you through PM, but couldn't.

Yes, if i can get a van and take all the stuff, its easy, but what about furniture ?

Originally Posted by TiddlyPom
There are lots of interstate removal companies M. Or you can hire a van and drive yourself if you want to... I think that would be your cheapest option.

Are you heading our way? Good luck with it!
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Hi,

I'm having my car's registration in VIC until end of May. So if i relocate to NSW, can i wait till end of May to register it with NSW or have to register with them as soon as i moved.
I think you are suposed to reregister within 14 days but I will never do that again. The thieving Gypsie Bastards dont refund the Taxes pro-rata so it ends up costing you big bucks.

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Originally Posted by muditha
Hi TiddlyPom,

Happy New Year. I tried to contact you through PM, but couldn't.

Yes, if i can get a van and take all the stuff, its easy, but what about furniture ?
Probably an interstate removals company is your bet. Time to google for costs!
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