The Answer
$700–$1,500+/year
Total rego + CTP cost in VIC. CTP: Government monopoly (TAC) — included in registration, no choice of insurer
Registration Costs — VIC
| Component | VIC Detail |
|---|---|
| CTP system | Government monopoly (TAC) — included in registration, no choice of insurer |
| Vehicle stamp duty | Passenger: $8.40 per $200 (under $80,567), up to $18 per $200 (over $150,000) |
| Ambulance cover | $1,264+ for emergency. Get Ambulance Victoria membership: ~$50/yr individual, ~$97/yr family. |
How to Register
- Get a safety inspection / roadworthy certificate (if required for new registration or transfer)
- Arrange CTP insurance: Government monopoly (TAC) — included in registration, no choice of insurer
- Visit your state transport office or complete online
- Pay rego fees + CTP + stamp duty (if transferring)
- Receive registration papers and plates
Concessions
Pensioners and concession card holders typically receive 50% off registration fees in VIC. Veterans and primary producers may also qualify for reduced rates. Check with your state transport authority.
Renewal
You can renew online in most states. Set a calendar reminder — driving unregistered means no CTP insurance and heavy fines ($700+). Most states send a renewal notice 4–6 weeks before expiry.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is car rego in VIC?
Typically $700–$1,500+/year for a standard passenger car in Victoria, including CTP. Exact cost depends on vehicle weight, type, and your location.
Is CTP included in rego in VIC?
Government monopoly (TAC) — included in registration, no choice of insurer
What Changed
Apr 2026
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