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If the car is "already in your name" as you say, its a lot different. To have it in your name in another state, you'd have to hold a licence there (and have lived there whilst holding that licence). Then the transfer is more paperwork than anything (a few friends who have moved from interstate have just done the paperwork style transfer, no inspection or anything)

But having a guess you're probably talking about purchasing a car rego'd in QLD.....its gonna be an ID check. If they see anything needing more attention, you'll get sent round the corner for a full inspection

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when I moved down from the NT it was just paperwork.

I got here, changed my license to SA, then changed the car to SA. they gave me plates over the counter then I returned the NT ones. No inspection at all.

although I had purchased the car from SA about 12months prior, so was registered in NT for less than a year. (don't know if that had any effect)

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not buying a car, its my car. im moving to Qld for a year or two, so dont know if I register it there then eventually bringing it back here will have dramas.

Well if thats the case, you'll have no dramas at all. They wont even need to see the car, it'll be done when you transfer your licence back. Piece of cake :)

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