Then, you must buy the plates with the registration number and take out insurance for the new registration number assigned.Once the formality has been completed, you will be assigned a registration number.When you go to the appointment you must pay the traffic fee and submit all documentation.To do so, request an appointment at the DGT by calling 060 or on the DGT website. After completing the VRT and paying the taxes, you must go to the Directorate-General for Traffic (DGT) provincial office to submit all the documentation and register the vehicle.Once you have successfully passed the VRT, you will have to pay the relevant taxes.

If, on the other hand, the vehicle has serious or very serious defects, you will be told what they are, and you will have to rectify them and pass the VRT again at a later date. Once the inspection has been completed, if the result has been favourable, you will be given the report and a sticker will be placed on your car demonstrating that it has passed the VRT.Go to the VRT centre selected, pay the fee and submit the documentation necessary (detailed in the following sections).

To do this, you must request an appointment at any accredited centre (private companies that are easily found on the Internet).

Request an appointment for the vehicle roadworthiness test (VRT), which aims to verify vehicles' compliance with safety requirements, as well as requirements regarding pollutant emissions.

Vehicles in Spain are generally registered in person:

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