According to the Department of Road Transport, the traffic licenses for the year 2021 will be renewed by Thursday 7.1.2021. The last day of renewal is Thursday 11.3.2021 without extra charge. For renewals that will take place after Thursday 11.3.2021, the sum of the amount of 10 euros and an amount equal to ten percent (10%) of the marketing authorization corresponding to the amount due for the current year is required as a charge.
Marketing authorizations can be renewed for a period of three, six, nine and twelve months. without extra charge.
To renew the marketing authorization there must be:
- Certificate of suitability
- Safety
TOM advises everyone to take care of the renewal of the registration of their vehicle in time and not to wait for the last days, in order to avoid a possible overload of the system that can cause inconvenience.
It is reminded and emphasized that those who had renewed the registration of their vehicle for the year 2020 but do not intend to renew it for the year 2021 should submit to the TOM a notice for immobilization of the vehicle, by completing the form TOM 12B. Otherwise the obligation to pay the amount corresponding to the registration fee continues to exist.
Vehicles for which their license has not been renewed for the year 2020 and have not been declared immobilized will be deleted from the register of TOM if the amount due for the year 2020 is not paid and their license is renewed until Thursday 11.3.2021.
In case of destruction of the vehicle, an application for cancellation of the vehicle registration must be submitted to the TOM (form TOM 98A) accompanied by the "Certificate of Destruction" issued by licensed vehicle waste treatment facilities, to relieve the vehicle owner of the obligation to from the date of destruction of the vehicle.
The marketing licenses can be renewed throughout the year, online, at the Banks, at the KEP, at the Provincial Offices of the Postal Services Department and at the Provincial Offices of TOM. No notices will be sent to vehicle owners to renew their licenses.
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