Renew your vehicle registration

Renew the rego for your car, caravan, motorbike or trailer for 3 or 12 months.

What you'll need

To renew the right rego online, you'll need to enter either your:

  • vehicle's plate number and
  • licence or client number

or

  • the payment number on your renewal notice.

You'll be able to download the receipt or have it sent to your email.

Other ways to renew

Cost

To learn what it costs, go to vehicle registration fees.

Renew early

  • Registration is valid until midnight of the expiry date.
  • Registration paid before the expiry date, will start the day after the existing expiry date.

Example: if your rego is due on 26 June, you can drive your vehicle until midnight (11:59 pm) on 26 June.

Renew late

You can still renew your expired registration online.

You'll be given 2 options:

  1. Renew - your new rego period would start from your last expiry date. You'll pay the same amount on your renewal notice.
  2. Re-register -  your new rego period would start from the day you pay it. An additional $22 will apply. This fee will automatically apply if the vehicle has been unregistered for more than 90 days.

Whether you renew or re-register, the vehicle is still unregistered for the period between the last expiry date and the time of payment.

Example: if your rego was due on 26 May, but you let it expire and renew it on 26 June - we'd recommend you re-register it.

This means if you chose re-register and 3 months, your new expiry date would change to 26 September (instead of 26 August).

Renew with concession

If your concession is:

Need help?

Contact Service SA


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Page last updated 20 August 2026

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Department for Infrastructure and Transport
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