Doing an online vehicle transfer in VIC is mercifully simple: hop onto myVicRoads, where both seller and buyer need accounts. The seller starts the transfer (effectively a notice of disposal) with sale date, price, odometer, and the buyer’s details; the buyer then completes it online within 14 days and pays the transfer fee plus motor vehicle duty. For registered private sales, a current Victorian Certificate of Roadworthiness is normally required—no RWC, no transfer—unless an exemption applies. Buyers should have ID, rego and VIN, roadworthy details, and a payment method ready, because that progress bar won’t fill itself. If the RWC or details are missing, the transfer will wait while your patience evaporates; alternatively, consider unregistered sale and re‑registration inspections. Keep records and confirm the VicRoads receipt at the end—nothing says closure like a reference number.
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