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What procedures are required for cross-region vehicle transfer?

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SanReid
09/01/25 5:37am
Cross-region vehicle transfer procedures include: valid ID documents of both parties, vehicle registration certificate, vehicle license, vehicle qualification certificate, vehicle purchase tax payment certificate, vehicle insurance policy, and vehicle purchase invoice, which can be used for vehicle transfer procedures. Cross-region vehicle transfer process: Consult the local vehicle registration requirements to ensure the vehicle can be received locally; bring the vehicle transfer documents (including ID cards of both parties, vehicle registration certificate, vehicle license, engine rubbing strip, and the buyer must have a local ID card or residence permit), drive the vehicle to the vehicle registration service station to complete the outbound transfer and file extraction; after the files arrive, drive the vehicle to complete the local registration procedures. Transfer is a mandatory procedure when purchasing a used car. Without transfer, the legal owner of the vehicle remains the previous owner. After transfer, the owner on the vehicle registration certificate will be changed to the current owner, and the vehicle management office will issue a new vehicle license. Documents required for cross-region vehicle transfer: Original owner's ID card; new owner's ID card; vehicle license/duplicate; purchase tax booklet; vehicle and vessel tax payment certificate; vehicle registration certificate; vehicle criminal inspection report; road maintenance fee receipt; insurance policy/card/invoice and other original materials.
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LeJaxson
09/13/25 8:19am
I recently helped a friend with an inter-province vehicle transfer, and the process was actually simpler than expected. The most important thing is to check the emission standards of both regions in advance to avoid arriving only to find the transfer isn't possible. Prepare the vehicle registration certificate, driving license, original IDs of both parties, and if the buyer isn't a local resident, bring the residence permit. First, submit the files at the vehicle management office in the transfer-out location, and make sure not to open the sealed archive bag yourself! Then drive to the transfer-in location, bring the archive bag, quota proof, and compulsory traffic insurance policy for vehicle inspection. A special reminder: the compulsory insurance must be valid for the inspection, so verify it a week in advance. Finally, take the inspection report to queue for the transfer, and you can get the new license plates the same day—remember to attach the temporary plate to the car.
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LeBethany
10/28/25 2:16am
Last year, I transferred my car from Jiangsu to Zhejiang, and I’ve got the whole process down pat. The first step is dealing with traffic violations and annual inspections—unpaid fines will halt the process immediately. Bring all required documents: the vehicle registration green book, IDs of both parties, and a sales agreement (written according to the local template). The buyer should apply for a residence permit in advance. Here’s the key: first, get the car inspected and the files extracted in the original license plate location. Ensure the VIN isn’t worn out, as some older cars get stuck here. After extracting the files, you have 30 days to visit the DMV in the new city to unseal the files and inspect the car again. Don’t forget to keep the receipt to refund the vehicle and vessel tax from the original location—it can save you a few hundred bucks. The whole process only requires two trips to the DMV, and now you can even book online to skip the queue.
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Karen
12/11/25 2:32am
The key to vehicle transfer across regions lies in the completeness of documents. The sales agreement must be written according to the standards of the destination location. Important reminder repeated three times: The vehicle owner must be present in person! The vehicle owner must be present in person! If the original owner is unreachable, bringing a death certificate or court judgment can also facilitate the process. Ensure the vehicle passes inspection without modifications, with headlights and emissions meeting standards. Finally, pay a 10-yuan administrative fee to obtain a temporary license plate. During the license plate production period, it's advisable not to undertake long-distance trips. For special vehicle types like yellow-plate vehicles, inquire about policies in advance to avoid unnecessary trips.
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