Pay car tax and upgrade licences online under new service

Friday, 16 January 2026 07:25

The Department of Infrastructure says you can now pay car tax and upgrade driving licences online.

The services are now available on the government's website.

From this month, you'll be able to pay vehicle tax, change personal details, upgrade from provisional to full licences, and request duplicate registration certificates and tax discs.

And the department says later this year it hopes to move transfers, registrations, and applications for scrapping, exporting or writing off vehicles online too.

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