Venda seu carro em Austrália

Passo a passo

1. Confirm you can sell and that no finance is owing Recomendado

   Make sure you are entitled to sell the vehicle and that no money is owed on it. Buyers commonly run a PPSR search on the VIN, which shows if there is a security interest (money owing) and usually written-off and stolen status.

   NSW Government - Selling a used car
2. Get the inspection certificate your state requires Recomendado

   Some states require a certificate before the vehicle can change hands: Queensland requires a current safety certificate before disposing of a registered vehicle, and Victoria requires a roadworthy certificate issued within 30 days before the sale (with exemptions). Other states do not require one for a standard transfer; check your state below.

   Queensland Government - Safety certificates
3. Complete the transfer or disposal paperwork with the buyer Obrigatório por lei Vendedor e comprador

   Record the buyer's full name, address and licence details, the date of sale and the sale price, and have both parties sign where the state's form requires it. Most states let you do this online or on the form attached to the registration certificate.

   WA Department of Transport - Selling a vehicle
4. Do not sign over the car until you are paid Recomendado

   NSW advises not to sign any transfer document until you have received payment or trade.

   NSW Government - Selling a used car
5. Lodge the notice of disposal by your state's deadline Obrigatório por lei

   Tell the transport agency you no longer own the vehicle: within 14 days in NSW, Victoria and the Northern Territory, and within 7 days in Western Australia and Tasmania. Until the agency records the new owner you can be held liable for the buyer's fines, tolls and camera-detected offences.

   NSW Government - Selling a used car
6. Remove toll tags and stop direct debits Recomendado

   Remove the e-tag and delete the vehicle from your toll account, and consider cancelling registration direct debits, so you are not billed for the buyer's use.

   Queensland Government - Transfer registration in person
7. Buyer transfers the registration and pays duty Obrigatório por lei Comprador

   The buyer must transfer the registration into their name, generally within 14 days of purchase, and pays the transfer fee and vehicle registration (stamp) duty. Late transfers can attract a late fee.

   Queensland Government - Transfer registration in person

Lista de verificação de documentos

Marque o que você já tem. Isso permanece em seu dispositivo, e nenhum desses itens é necessário para postar seu carro.

• Certificate of registration (rego papers)Identifies the vehicle and registered operator; in the ACT and NT the notice of disposal / transfer application is on the back of it.Obrigatório por lei
• Notice of disposal or seller's part of the transfer formLodged by the seller with the state agency (online in most states, or paper forms such as Queensland F3520 Part B, WA MR9 seller's copy, NT R6).Obrigatório por lei
• Safety / roadworthy certificate (Queensland, Victoria)Required only in the states that demand it for a transfer; Queensland certificates from private sellers last 2 months or 2,000 km.Recomendado
• Buyer's and seller's driver licence detailsNeeded to lodge the notice of disposal online (e.g. NSW, SA, ACT).Obrigatório por lei

Regras que mudam por região

New South Wales

Lodge a notice of disposal with Service NSW within 14 days of the sale, even as a private seller; it is free online or at a Service NSW centre but a late fee may apply. It records your details, the registration number, sale date, sale price and the buyer's details. Remove your e-tag, and note that selling more than 4 vehicles in 12 months may make you a motor dealer needing a licence. Fonte

Victoria

Notify VicRoads within 14 days of the sale by completing a notice of disposal with the buyer, most easily online through myVicRoads. An original roadworthy certificate issued within 30 days before the date of sale is needed for the transfer unless the vehicle or transfer type is exempt. If you do not submit the notice you may be liable for fines and tolls after the sale. Fonte

Queensland

You must obtain a current safety certificate before disposing of a registered vehicle (other than to a dealer); certificates from private sellers last 2 months or 2,000 km, and vehicles with gas fittings also need a gas certificate under 3 months old. On the day of sale complete and have the buyer sign Part B (seller's copy) of form F3520; the buyer lodges Part A and must transfer within 14 days, paying the fee and duty. Keep Part B and lodge it yourself if the buyer does not. Fonte

Western Australia

Notify the Department of Transport within 7 days that you no longer own the vehicle, giving the buyer's name and address, or face a penalty. Transfer online via DoTDirect, or complete form MR9 and lodge the blue seller's copy within 7 days, giving the buyer the red purchaser's copy and the current vehicle licence paper. Optional (personalised) plates must be transferred to the buyer or returned before the sale. Fonte

South Australia

Lodge a notice of disposal with Service SA; it is free and can be done online if the buyer is from SA (a paper NOD is needed for interstate buyers). You need the sale date and time, price and the buyer's name and SA licence or client number. The vehicle stays in your name until the buyer completes the transfer, which they must do within 14 days. Fonte

Tasmania

The disposal must be submitted to Transport Tasmania within seven days of the sale, online or on the paper form at Service Tasmania, and cannot be processed without the new operator's full name and address. No automatic confirmation is sent, and you may be liable for camera-detected offences until the new operator is recorded. Fonte

Australian Capital Territory

Complete the 'notice of disposal' and the 'application to transfer vehicle registration' on the back of the current registration certificate, both signed by buyer and seller, and give the buyer the transfer section. Notify Access Canberra online (if both hold ACT licences), by upload, mail or at a service centre. The buyer must transfer within 14 days of sale or a late fee applies. Fonte

Northern Territory

Lodge a notice of disposal with the Motor Vehicle Registry within 14 days of sale, using the notice on the back of the registration certificate or form R6, signed by both parties. It needs the buyer's full name, address and date of birth, the sale date and price; until MVR accepts it you remain liable for infringements. Give the buyer proof of ownership such as a receipt. Fonte

Fique seguro quando compradores entrarem em contato com você

• Ask buyers to run, or run yourself, a PPSR search on the VIN: it shows whether there is money owing on the car and usually whether it is recorded as written-off or stolen.
• Do not sign any transfer document until you have received payment.
• Lodge the notice of disposal straight away: until the agency records the new owner you can be held responsible for the buyer's fines, tolls and camera offences.