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Vende tu auto en Sudáfrica

The seller notifies the registering authority (eNaTIS) on the NCO form and hands the registration certificate to the buyer; the buyer then registers the car in their name with an RLV form and a roadworthy certificate within 21 days. Fees are set by each province. Publicar en MotorHangar es gratis y toma unos tres minutos; no necesitas la documentación para publicar.

Paso a paso

  1. Complete the NCO form Requerido por ley

    When you sell your vehicle, fill in the Notification of change of ownership/Sale of motor vehicle (NCO) form. The forms are available at registering authorities or for download from eNaTIS.

    South African Government (gov.za)
  2. Submit the NCO to the registering authority Requerido por ley

    Lodge the NCO form with the registering authority so the vehicle is recorded as sold. Changes to the owner's particulars must be communicated to the registering authority within 21 days.

    Western Cape Government – Transport forms
  3. Hand over the registration certificate Requerido por ley

    Give the buyer the vehicle registration certificate; the buyer needs it to register the vehicle in their name.

    South African Government (gov.za)
  4. Get a roadworthy certificate Requerido por ley Comprador

    A roadworthiness certificate must be submitted with the buyer's registration. The buyer is responsible for ensuring the vehicle is roadworthy, so agree beforehand who arranges the test.

    South African Government (gov.za)
  5. Register the vehicle in the buyer's name within 21 days Requerido por ley Comprador

    The buyer completes the Application for registration and licensing of motor vehicle (RLV) form and submits it within 21 days of buying, with the registration certificate from the seller and the roadworthy certificate. Applications are processed the same day; fees are prescribed by the province.

    Set by each province

    South African Government (gov.za)
  6. Keep a written sales agreement Recomendado Vendedor y comprador

    The registering authority may ask for proof of title such as an invoice or sales agreement, so sign one with the buyer and both keep a copy.

    South African Government (gov.za)

Lista de documentos

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

Mantente seguro cuando los compradores se pongan en contacto contigo

  • Submit the NCO yourself instead of trusting the buyer to do it: until it is lodged, the eNaTIS register still shows you as the owner.

Preguntas

¿Qué documentos necesito para vender un auto en Sudáfrica?
Vehicle registration certificate; NCO form (Notification of change of ownership/Sale of motor vehicle); RLV form (Application for registration and licensing of motor vehicle); Roadworthy certificate.
¿Quién registra una venta de auto en Sudáfrica?
Provincial/municipal motor vehicle registering authorities (eNaTIS system, RTMC)
¿Necesito toda la documentación antes de publicar mi auto?
No. Puedes publicar hoy y reunir los documentos mientras los compradores te contactan. Los que están marcados como requeridos por ley son necesarios para transferir la propiedad.
¿Es gratis vender mi auto en MotorHangar en Sudáfrica?
Sí. Publicar es gratis, toma unos tres minutos, y nada en el formulario pide la documentación: la necesitarás al cerrar la venta, no para publicar.

Fuentes

Verificado el 2026-10-14. Este es un resumen práctico, no un consejo legal. Las tarifas y formularios cambian: confirma con Provincial/municipal motor vehicle registering authorities (eNaTIS system, RTMC) antes de firmar.