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does anyone know if my insurance would still be valid if i leave the state? im with racwa wondering if i have to transfer to racv or even rac?sa? when i drive through?
i hate thought of driving uninsured and dont get how people do it :p
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it will still be valid. Although once you change your address it may raise the cost and might be cheaper with another company for the exact same cover.
What guy said
I was with NRMA once and when I moved to Vic the premium went up 450 bucks, when I changed to RACV it dropped 400.
I think that the insurance is based on the state that your car is registered.
Having said that you're suppose apply for rego in the new states within 3 months or so of moving there.
i thought u were allowed to run ur rego down till expiry then renew in new state? 3months is about what i got left anywayQuote:
Originally Posted by JohnBu
ill loose my plates :( and vic plates suck for customising and are way to expensive haha
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"For up to three months after arriving, you can drive in Victoria if you have a current interstate or New Zealand (NZ) licence/ learner permit, even if you are under 18 years of age.
After three months you must change your licence to a Victorian driver licence."
http://www.vicroads.vic.gov.au/Home/...gistration.htm
You must also change your vehicle's rego details at the same time as your licence.
Well if it's 3 months, that works out well for you.
to be honest, I'd change it when it needs to be renewed as it's a hassle to cancel and get a refund.
Having said that, if I was from NSW, I'll change straight away as insurance is alot cheaper interstate.
It's ok brenton ur plate is available here too :p
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you can get it here too, for a cool $2295.00 :lol:
can i have a frangapani too?Quote:
Originally Posted by hazrd
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funnily enough, only ABC123 combos are available for the 'illustrator' plates :p