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Yes, you can purchase a vehicle from a different state, but it's a little more complicated than buying in the same state. You'll need to arrange for car transportation and also have the registration transferred into your name and state.
To transfer registration of your vehicle to NSW from another state, there are three steps: Organise a blue slip inspection. Purchase a green slip. Go to Service NSW or motor registry in NSW.
You must transfer registration within 14 days of purchase to avoid a late fee and fines.
Selling privately VicRoads notes that if you sell a Victorian registered vehicle or give one as a gift, it is the buyer's responsibility to notify VicRoads and to transfer the registration into their name within 14 days of taking possession.
Three steps to transfer registration to NSW To transfer registration of your vehicle to NSW from another state, there are three steps: Organise a blue slip inspection. Purchase a green slip. Go to Service NSW or motor registry in NSW with documents required.
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Registration and compulsory insurance fees in Victoria are much cheaper than in NSW.
If you, the buyer, transfer the registration within 14 days of purchase you'll avoid having to pay a late transfer fee. Providing the seller has already submitted the NOD, you can transfer the rego online. If they haven't, you'll need to complete the transfer at a Service NSW Centre within the 14 days.
Forms to complete Notice of change of particulars (NCP) Application for registration and licensing (RLV) Notice of change of ownership/sale of motor vehicle (NCO) Notice in respect of traffic register number (ANR)
How to gift a car Pay off your car loan. ... Think about the giftee's financial situation. ... Make sure you can afford to pay gift tax. ... Don't worry about sales tax if you already own the car. ... Write up a bill of sale. ... Transfer your car title. ... Insure the giftee. ... More coverage from How to Do Everything: Money.
keep your plates and don't want to put them on another vehicle, you'll need to notify VicRoads by calling 13 11 71, and you can cancel your existing vehicle registration and request a refund (if required) at the same time.

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