As of July 1, 2025, all trailers and semi-trailers, including caravans, will require registration at notary offices. This new regulation is particularly important for caravan owners, as previously, only vehicles over 750 kilograms were subject to mandatory registration. Now, all caravans, regardless of their weight, will be included in this requirement.
Registration Requirement and License Plate Issuance Document
According to the new regulation, all trailers and semi-trailers will need to be registered at notary offices, and a license plate issuance request document will be created in the vehicle owner’s name. This means that caravan owners will be required to register their vehicles in order to legally use them.
Stricter Rules for Sales Transactions
In addition to the registration requirement, there will be significant changes regarding the sale of caravans. Starting from July 1, 2025, sales transactions previously conducted at notary offices with the existing O1 Certificate and a sales invoice will no longer be valid. Those who wish to sell caravans will need to have the registration process completed through the notary.
This regulation is aimed at creating a safer and more accountable system on the roads. The registration of caravans will ensure the safety and legal monitoring of these vehicles, which are frequently used in holiday and camping areas, increasing their traceability.
What Caravan Owners Should Expect
Caravan owners should ensure that their vehicles are registered before July 1, 2025, to avoid being affected by this change. Failure to do so may result in penalties for operating unregistered vehicles on the road.
The new regulation has sparked interest both in the trailer and semi-trailer sector as well as among caravan users. For those who enjoy caravan holidays and those involved in the caravan trade, adapting to these new rules will be essential.
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