Thinking of ditching your Victorian registration? Vicroads makes it straightforward but with a few caveats. To cancel your registration, you need to surrender your plates either in person or by post, and ensure there are no outstanding fines or debts. Cancelling registration might fetch you a refund for the unused period, but don’t hold your breath for a small fortune—expect about 50% back, depending on timing.
Keep in mind, once cancelled, your vehicle is illegal to drive on public roads unless re-registered. Also, if you’re scrapping or selling, cancellation is a must to avoid future liabilities. For the full nitty-gritty, check Vicroads' official site or ServiceCentral for updates.
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