Can I Register a Car Bought in Another City with My Hometown License Plate?

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You can register a car bought in another city with your hometown license plate, but before purchasing, make sure the vehicle comes with a legitimate invoice and a vehicle qualification certificate, commonly referred to as the "big book." This is especially important for used cars. For used cars, also check whether the vehicle's insurance is still valid, as driving without valid insurance is prohibited, making it impossible to register the car in your hometown. Obtain a temporary license plate at the place of purchase, which is valid for only seven days. Ensure you drive the car back to your hometown within this period and register it with a formal license plate on time. Once back in your hometown, bring the original and a copy of the vehicle qualification certificate, the original purchase invoice, the tax payment certificate, the owner's ID, and the insurance policy to complete the formal license plate registration process.