
Hi All,
I am currently going through a painful experience of relocating from Bangalore to
Mumbai. Now there are few things that, if you are relocating for the first time you should be aware of. If you do not have a vehicle (car/bike) for transportation then the relocation gets more easy.
Well in case you have a car/bike following are things you need to ensure when relocating within India:
- Get
NOC ( No Objecting
certicate) for the vehicle which wish to transfer from the current
RTO where the vehicle is registered and state tax paid.
- For that you need to furnish the information of the
RTO where the vehicle will be transferred to.
- If the vehicle is more than a year old be sure the emission test are done and the insurance is renewed as they are required for the
NOC to be done
- If the
vehcile is under
hypothecation, then you need to get the
hypothecation cancelled before you apply for the transfer or get an
NOC from the organization on whose name the
hypothecation is done. I will always suggest the former one but may vary from situation to situation
- For
transporation within India you can use the services of any interstate transportation. www.transportmart.com is useful as it has list of all the mover& packers also list of people who provide vehicle
transportation. Typically for a small car like
Santro, Wagon-R and Bike like Splendor, Wind 125 combined the total
transportation cost between Bangalore and
Mumbai will be around 6500
INR.
- Once your vehicle reaches the new place where you are going to reside than you need to pay the life time tax (
LTT) for the state or you can pay a yearly short term tax,
in case you are going to relocate again.
- Once the
LTT is paid in for the new state, than you need to furnish details at the
RTO which will be sent to the old
RTO where the vehicle was registered which will rei
mburse your
LTT paid in their state ( This will be subject to deduction for the amount of time vehicle resided in the old state).
In
addition one month before you date of moving
- Make a checklist of things you need to do
- Get all your bank/credit card information updated with your new address or the c/o address.
- See that all your outstanding dues are completed for
landline,
Internet and also the
utilities.
- In case you are going through a mid-month cycle, see to it that in all your electric bills, gas bill you have a little higher amount paid than the previous bill depending on your usage which will even out once the new bills come in post your leaving the place.
- Plan your packing and moving so that its not a rush when the deadline approaches.
Well rest all is common sense and may wary from person to person.
Some useful websites
Transportation -
http://www.transportmart.com/Bangalore
RTO -
http://rto.kar.nic.in/Q&A on interstate vehicle transfer :
http://www.indiacar.com/askanexpert/drpasricha_ans.aspHope this information is useful and Happy Relocating !!!!