Transport Malta has re-launched an updated scheme to regularise outstanding arrears of motor vehicle licence fees.  

Defaulters, having an unlicensed vehicle registered on their name, will not be able to register or transfer another vehicle to their name before they regularise their position.

TM said it is illegal to drive a vehicle on the road without a valid annual circulation licence. If the licence remains unpaid, a monthly administrative fine of €10 will be levied on the vehicle owner, 90 days after its expiry date. Vehicles on the road, whose licence has expired more than 90 days before, will be towed.

The scheme also makes provisions for:

  • Vehicles which have been scrapped by a deceased owner whose heir/s denunciate to the will;
  • Individuals who have scrapped a vehicle and are residing in a home for the elderly, hospital asylum or similar institutions.

Transport Malta is also launching another scheme aimed at regularising garaged and scrapped vehicles.

More information is available by contacting Transport Malta on arrears.tm@transport.gov.mt or by calling on 8007 2393. Alternatively, one may visit us at the Vehicle Licensing Unit in Hornworks Ditch, Floriana, Hall B (windows 18/19) from Monday to Friday between 7.30am and noon.

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