Last updated: November 6, 2026
Transferring an out-of-state car or two-wheeler to Gurgaon (Gurugram), Haryana, requires re-registration with the local Regional Transport Authority (RTA / RTO) under Section 47 of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988. Anyone relocating to Gurgaon with a vehicle registered in another state for longer than 12 months must pay Haryana pro-rata lifetime road tax and secure a new HR series smart card Registration Certificate (RC).
However, due to strict environmental mandates governing Haryana's National Capital Region (NCR) jurisdiction, specific emissions compliance requirements take precedence over basic vehicle age rules.
Before applying for an NOC from your parent state or submitting documents in Gurgaon, verify your vehicle's emissions standard:
BS6 / Euro 6 Compliance Standard: Vehicles transferred from another state (such as Delhi, UP, Maharashtra, or Karnataka) into Gurgaon must meet BS6 / Euro 6 emission standards to be eligible for re-registration and new HR series smart card issuance.
Non-BS6 / Pre-Euro 6 Rejections: Out-of-state vehicles rated BS4, BS3, or lower cannot be re-registered in Gurgaon RTOs. Attempting to transfer a non-BS6 vehicle into Gurgaon will lead to application rejection by the Haryana Transport Department.
Over View
If you have bought a vehicle with the help of a bank loan and you have to shift to another state for any reason, like job transfer, there is a need to get an NOC from the bank as well. After receiving the NOC from the bank, proceed to get the NOC from the existing vehicle registered RTO.
Process
Document Required
FAQ's
Yes, Delhi RC can be transferred to Haryana. But the condition is, vehicle should be Euro 6 compliant . Also it will not be normal RC transfer .
Delhi to Haryana RC transfer is 3 stage process :
1. Vehicle NOC from Delhi to Haryana
2. Reregistration of vehicle and Road tax payment in Haryana
3. RC transfer in Haryana in the name of buyer
Yes. Out-of-state vehicles transferred to Gurgaon (HR-26, HR-55, HR-72) must comply with BS6 / Euro 6 emission norms to complete re-registration and obtain a new Haryana smart card RC.
Steps for vehicle reregistration in Gurgaon is :
As per motor vehicle act, You can drive another state vehicle in Haryana for maximum 12 months without registering vehicle. Its mandatory to register vehicle in Haryana within 12 months. There is penalty if you don't do so.
Yes, NOC from parent RTO is required to register vehicle in the new state.
Vehicle purchase invoice is mandatory requirement for re-registration to calculate road tax payable. If you dont have the copy of invoice you can request a copy from the dealer from where you have purchased vehicle. You can also get a copy of it from the RTO, where vehicle was initially registered.
No, its not possible to pay only road tax without changing vehicle number. Road tax payment is possible only with complete re-registration process.
If your vehicle has active loan from another state, in that case you need to get loan continuation letter from the bank/ financer. RTO will not re-register vehicle Without NOC from the bank.
Its little difficult to get road tax refund in India in most of the states. Procedure is often not defind. So, while planning shifting of vehicle from one state to another , research it properly , as it has financial implications.
Pre-BS6 vehicles (BS4, BS3, etc.) coming from other states cannot be re-registered at Gurgaon RTOs (HR-26, HR-55, HR-72). If driven beyond the permissible 12-month window without local registration, the vehicle is subject to heavy impoundment penalties under NCR transport department rules.
Yes. Physical vehicle inspection is compulsory. You must bring the vehicle to the designated RTO ground (e.g., Sector 51 testing track for HR-72/HR-26) so the Motor Vehicle Inspector (MVI) can physically trace the chassis stamp onto Form 20.
Haryana calculates road tax depreciation on a quarterly and annual basis starting from the date of original registration listed on your home state RC. The maximum depreciation rebate cap allowed on lifetime road tax for transferred vehicles is 56%.
Yes. Once your Form 28 NOC is verified and your vehicle details are logged into the Parivahan portal, you can pay the pro-rata lifetime road tax online via under the "Pay Tax" module for Haryana state.