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phildraper

When I imported my car the import agent arranged the MOT and road tax. This needs renewing this year and I looked at the online process but cannot compete this as I do not have a Cypriot driving license and the web form requires this. Is there a way round it or will I need to attend the Paphos department of transport?

Toon

This is the portal to use


https://rtd.mcw.gov.cy/WebPhase1/RoadTa … et?lang=en


I have never put a driving licence number in to this portal.. just reg number . The ref number (Last 3 digits only) from section c9 on log book and the period for tax

phildraper

OK I will give that a try then. Thanks

phildraper

Toon thanks for the link. Yep that works fine. This was quick and easy. Not so happy about the e384.00  for the old diesel :-/

SimCityAT

Toon thanks for the link. Yep that works fine. This was quick and easy. Not so happy about the e384.00 for the old diesel :-/ - @phildraper

You should see the new taxes in the UK.

Toon

@phildraper

Glad you found it helpful

Drambuie

Feel your pain Phil. I had a 3.2L SWB Pajero in 2002 and the road tax in CYP was PAINFUL!!!

These days it's a painless Qashqai.

SimCityAT

Feel your pain Phil. I had a 3.2L SWB Pajero in 2002 and the road tax in CYP was PAINFUL!!!
These days it's a painless Qashqai. - @Drambuie

Sorry but a 3.2L car in Cyprus?

Drambuie

I wondered why the? so pulled out the docs I retained :-

Mitsubishi Pajero Estate

14/11/2002

Auto

3200cc

Engine Power 118kw

I bought it new in Cyprus. it is a 4wd and currently in use as I see it around looks great big wheels etc.

Drambuie

😁 during my search I found the tax disk for 2006. CYP 368.

Don't recall the exchange rate but that's a lot of € considering it was 19 years ago.

Toon

@Drambuie


I think at the time of Cyprus accepting the Euro the standard exchange rate was about €1.70 to the pound

jonathonkennard

At what point is a car regarding road  tax classed as a classic, and what are the cost of a classic car or is there no such thing ?

Toon

@jonathonkennard

In Cyprus, a car is classified as a classic if it is at least 30 years old and has historical significance in the automotive industry. The vehicle must be in its original condition or restored using original parts from its era14. Owners must obtain a FIVA (Fédération Internationale des Véhicules Anciens) certificate, which is issued locally by authorized organizations like LESPA-FIPA or OKAK14.

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