Vende tu auto en Noruega

Paso a paso

1. Write a purchase contract with the buyer Recomendado Vendedor y comprador

   Statens vegvesen advises the seller to sign a written purchase contract before starting the sales notification, using the free template from the Norwegian Consumer Council (Forbrukerrådet).

   Statens vegvesen – Tips for buyer and seller
2. Remove personal plates, AutoPASS and parking apps Recomendado

   If the car has a personal plate (personlig skilt), remove its link to the vehicle before selling. Remove the AutoPASS toll tag and cancel the AutoPASS agreement, and delete the car from parking apps so you are not billed for the buyer's tolls and parking.

   Statens vegvesen – Tips for buyer and seller
3. Check the buyer's ID and submit the sales notification Requerido por ley

   Check each other's identification, then log in on Din side at vegvesen.no and submit the sales notification (salgsmelding) to the buyer. You need the buyer's name, national ID number (fødselsnummer) or D-number and mobile number, plus the same for any co-owners, or the organisation number if selling to a company.

   Statens vegvesen – Send inn salgsmelding
4. Buyer (and any co-owners) approve the notification Requerido por ley Comprador

   The buyer receives an SMS and approves the sales notification on Din side; any co-owner must also approve. The ownership change is complete on the decision date (vedtaksdato), the day all parties have approved, and the seller gets an SMS confirmation.

   Statens vegvesen – Godkjenn salgsmelding
5. Hand over the car only after full approval Recomendado

   Your insurance ends automatically the day before the decision date, and you remain responsible for keeping the car insured until then. Statens vegvesen advises not to hand over the vehicle until all parties have approved; the buyer must insure it from the decision date.

   Statens vegvesen – Send inn salgsmelding
6. Buyer pays the re-registration fee Requerido por ley Comprador

   The buyer is responsible for the re-registration fee (omregistreringsavgift), paid to the Norwegian Tax Administration through Statens vegvesen's digital self-service. The vehicle cannot be used by the new owner until it has been re-registered.

   Statens vegvesen – Omregistreringsavgift

Lista de documentos

Marca lo que ya tienes. Esto se queda en tu dispositivo, y nada de esto es necesario para publicar tu auto.

• Registration certificate (vognkort), parts 1 and 2Part 1 stays with the vehicle. When the sale is submitted online, part 2 does not need to be sent in: the seller keeps it and shreds it once the transfer is complete. The new owner receives a new vognkort by post.Requerido por ley
• Identification of seller and buyerBoth parties should check each other's ID; the buyer should confirm the seller is the registered owner on the vognkort.Requerido por ley
• Written purchase contract (kjøpekontrakt)Recommended; Forbrukerrådet publishes a free template for used-car sales between private persons.Recomendado
• Paper sales notification (salgsmelding på papir)Alternative to the digital process; it must be handed in at a traffic station.Recomendado

Mantente seguro cuando los compradores se pongan en contacto contigo

• Buyers should check for registered liens (heftelser) on the vehicle at Brønnøysundregistrene and confirm the vehicle has a valid EU roadworthiness control; expect serious buyers to ask.
• Do not hand over the car or keys before the buyer has approved the sales notification: until the decision date the car is still yours and on your insurance.