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Vehicle Registration Fee Calculator

Calculate the vehicle registration fee (lệ phí trước bạ) for cars and motorcycles in Vietnam based on vehicle value and province.

Vehicle Type

Province / City

Vehicle Value

₫

Fill in the fields above and click Calculate to see your results.

How to use

Calculate the vehicle registration fee (lệ phí trước bạ) for cars and motorcycles in Vietnam based on vehicle value and province.

How it's calculated

Car Registration Rate

(province == 1) * 12 + (province == 2) * 10 + (province == 3) * 10

Registration fee rate applicable to cars in the selected province

Motorcycle Registration Rate

(province == 1) * 5 + (province == 2) * 5 + (province == 3) * 2

Registration fee rate applicable to motorcycles in the selected province

Applicable Fee Rate

(vehicle_type == 1) * car_rate + (vehicle_type == 2) * moto_rate

The registration fee rate for your vehicle and province

Registration Fee

vehicle_value * fee_rate / 100

Total vehicle registration fee payable

Examples

Car in Hanoi — 500 million VND value

Province / City:1
Vehicle Type:1
Vehicle Value:500,000,000

Motorcycle in other province — 30 million VND value

Province / City:3
Vehicle Type:2
Vehicle Value:30,000,000

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is the registration fee higher in Hanoi for cars?

Hanoi applies a 12% registration fee for cars (compared to 10% elsewhere) to help manage traffic congestion and reduce the number of private vehicles in the city. This policy is set by the Hanoi People's Committee within the range permitted by the central government.

Is the registration fee calculated on the purchase price or an assessed value?

The fee is calculated on the assessed value published by the provincial tax authority, not necessarily the actual purchase price. The assessed value is typically close to the market price but may differ for imported or used vehicles.

Do I pay registration fee again if I transfer ownership of a vehicle?

Yes. A registration fee is payable each time ownership is transferred. However, from the second transfer onward, the rate is reduced to 2% for cars and 1% for motorcycles nationwide.