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How to Renew Bluebook in Nepal

If you’re a vehicle owner in Nepal, renewing your Bluebook—a vital document that tracks your vehicle ownership and road tax payments—can feel like an overwhelming task. The process isn’t complicated, but the lack of clear information often makes it seem daunting. Don’t worry! With this friendly guide, you’ll breeze through the renewal process and keep your vehicle legally roadworthy.

Step 1: Gather the Required Documents
Before heading to the Transport Management Office (TMO), make sure you’ve got all the required documents ready. Missing a document can mean multiple trips, and nobody wants that! Here's a list of document you will need.

• Original Bluebook
• Vehicle Insurance Document
• Pollution Clearance Certificate (Optional)

Step 2: Calculate Your Road Tax

Tax Rates for Two-Wheelers

Engine(CC)	Price(NRs.)
Up to 125	3000
126 to 150	5000
151 to 255	6500
226 to 400	12000
401 to 650	25000
651 and higher	35000

Tax Rates for Four-Wheelers

Engine(CC)	Price(NRs.)
Up to 1000	22000
1001 to 1500	25000
1501 to 2000	27000
2001 to 2500	37000
2501 to 3000	50000
3001 to 3500	65000
3501 and higher	70000

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Tax Rates for electric Two-Wheelers

Battery(Watt)	Price(NRs.)
Up to 50	1000
51 to 350	1500
351 to 1000	2000
1001 to 1500	2500
1501 and higher	3000

Step 3: Visit the Appropriate Transport Office

You’ll need to visit the transport office where your vehicle is registered. If your vehicle is registered in Kathmandu, you can’t renew it from Pokhara—and vice versa. This is one of the tricky bits, especially for people who’ve moved to a different city.

Step 4: Submit Documents and Pay Taxes

• Submit your documents and pay the applicable road tax based on the above rates.
• Keep the tax receipt safe for further processing.

Step 5: Update the Bluebook

• Present the tax receipt and your Bluebook at the renewal counter for updates.
• Verify all updates are correctly recorded.