On August 18th, the Ho Chi Minh City Traffic Police Department announced the implementation of online registration services for motorcycles and cars with 8 seats or fewer in 86 wards and communes. With this new initiative, residents are no longer required to bring their vehicles to the police headquarters for inspection.
The local police in these 86 wards and communes are now authorized to carry out registration procedures for cars with a capacity of up to 8 passengers (excluding the driver’s seat) and similar vehicles.
The entire process, from new registrations and changes in vehicle ownership information to the issuance of new certificates and replacement of blurred or damaged license plates, can now be completed through online public services without the need for physical inspections of the vehicles.
In addition to cars, the police in these 86 wards and communes will also accept registrations for motorcycles and motorbikes from domestic organizations and individuals based in Ho Chi Minh City.
However, this regulation does not apply to other types of cars, specialized motorcycles, or vehicles obtained through confiscation.
List of 86 wards and communes authorized for vehicle registration in Ho Chi Minh City. (Source: Ho Chi Minh City Police)
Specifically, the 82 municipal police wards, communes, and Con Dao Special Zone have expanded authority. Here, domestic organizations and individuals based in Ho Chi Minh City can register cars, motorcycles, and specialized vehicles. However, this does not apply to vehicles obtained through confiscation.
List of 82 municipal police wards, communes, and Con Dao Special Zone authorized for car, motorcycle, and specialized vehicle registration in Ho Chi Minh City. (Source: Ho Chi Minh City Police)
According to the Traffic Police Department, since July 1st, Ho Chi Minh City Police have officially implemented the decentralization of vehicle registration authority to 100% of the municipal police wards, communes, and special zones for cars, specialized motorcycles, and motorcycles of domestic organizations and individuals based in the city.
The Ho Chi Minh City Traffic Police Department has designated 6 locations for the registration of cars, specialized motorcycles, and motorcycles for domestic organizations and individuals based in Ho Chi Minh City, as well as for vehicles obtained through confiscation. These locations are as follows:
– Nơ Trang Long Registration Point;
– Nam Sài Gòn Registration Point;
– Rạch Chiếc Registration Point;
– An Sương Registration Point;
– Chánh Hiệp Registration Point;
– Bà Rịa Registration Point.
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