Is There a Difference Between Buying a Car in Another Province and Buying Locally?
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There isn't much difference. The annual inspection is conducted at the local vehicle management office within the jurisdiction. In fact, whether you buy a car locally or in another province, the basic procedures won't differ much, but purchasing a car out of province isn't as convenient as buying locally. Below are some considerations for registration: 1. Prepare a temporary license plate: You can request one from the car dealer or purchase one to present in case of police checks during the journey. However, be sure to note the validity period of the temporary plate, as using an expired one may result in insurance claims being denied. 2. Purchase the corresponding compulsory traffic insurance: Before the new car is registered, you can buy compulsory traffic insurance, third-party liability insurance, and other major insurance items by registering the chassis number. 3. Required documents: Original and photocopy of the vehicle certificate, original purchase invoice (in three copies), the owner's ID card, and the insurance policy. You will need to visit the local vehicle management office for vehicle inspection, payment of vehicle purchase tax, license plate selection, and processing of the vehicle license, among other procedures.
