- 02 9226 2121
- info@extracareautos.com.au
- 1 Arkley St, Bankstown NSW 2200
We follow strict industry standards to ensure safety, quality, and compliance, including proper vehicle compliance plate verification, in every service we provide. Your trust is our priority.
We make import vehicle compliance simple and stress-free. Our expert team ensures your imported car meets all Australian safety and regulatory standards, handling the entire process with precision and efficiency. From documentation to inspections and approvals, we take care of everything, so you can enjoy your vehicle without hassle. Whether you’re importing a Japanese, European, or American car, we guarantee a smooth and compliant transition to Australian roads. Trust Extra Care Autos for reliable, professional, and efficient compliance services. Drive with confidence—let us handle the complexities while you enjoy your dream car!
Compliance Plates for Imported Cars
For the average Australian, it is usually difficult to understand VIA approval. When someone is interested in buying a car from overseas, he won’t think twice before making the purchase. But once that purchase has been made, the paperwork requirement is only going to add up. It might be too complex a structure to understand on your own. This is why you should hire Extra Care Autos while registering for a vehicle import approval. We understand all the rules and regulations, which keep on getting updated and altered. We will make sure that all the paperwork is ready. With us, vehicle import approval and import car compliance are going to become easier.
Stress-Free Compliance Certificates
Most of our clients already have their imported car and just need our compliance plate service. If you haven’t bought a car yet, give us a call or check out the vehicles we can import from Japan.
Before shipping your vehicle from Japan, we must arrange a Vehicle Import Approval (VIA) permit. The Australian Border Force will not release the vehicle without this approval.
After getting your Vehicle Import Approval (VIA) Permit, the next step is shipping your car to Australia. You can organize shipping yourself or let us take care of the logistics for a smooth and hassle-free process.
Once customs clears your car, it must be delivered to our compliance center for the Vehicle Compliance Inspection. You can arrange transportation yourself, or we can easily organize towing to our workshop for you.
We conduct a thorough Vehicle Compliance Check on your car. Once it passes, we issue a Compliance Plate and a Certificate of Compliance.
After completing compliance, we can make the process even easier by arranging a roadworthiness assessment and registration. You can then pick up your fully registered, roadworthy car and start driving right away!
We have 200 cars on our list that we have approval to import immediately.
If the car you’re looking for is not on the list, please contact us and we will let you know if it can be imported.
We are talking about import car compliance here, but Extra Care Autos is much more than that. We have various services to provide when it comes to automobiles. Here are the various reasons why you should choose our services:
When we first established Extra Care Autos in 2015, we had one goal in our minds: It was to provide excellent car mechanics and other related services all over Sydney. We are proud of what we have achieved and provided to our customers. We are also experts at handling import car compliancecar compliance, registering for a Japanese raw workshop and applying for vehicle import approval among other services.
Other than assisting you in applying for vehicle import approval, we have various core services up our sleeves. We are good at car servicing, battery-related issues, alternators, brakes, suspension, cooling systems etc. All in all, we are a one-stop solution when it comes to fixing issues in vehicles.
Petrol cars will not automatically become illegal in Australia after 2030. Existing petrol vehicles can generally continue to be driven, registered and serviced provided they meet the applicable Australian registration, safety and roadworthiness requirements.
Australia is gradually moving towards more fuel-efficient, hybrid and electric vehicles, but petrol vehicles will continue to be part of the Australian vehicle market. If you own an imported, older or modified vehicle and are unsure about its vehicle compliance requirements, ExtraCare Autos can help.
Need help with your vehicle compliance? Contact ExtraCare Autos today.
No. Not every vehicle has a traditional physical compliance plate. Under Australia’s current Road Vehicle Standards system, the Register of Approved Vehicles (RAV) is used to record vehicles that have been approved for provision to the Australian market. The RAV has replaced the need for compliance information to be displayed on identification plates for many vehicles. However, trailers, some heavy vehicles and certain other vehicles may still have physical plate or marking requirements.
Not sure whether your vehicle needs a compliance plate or RAV record? ExtraCare Autos can help you understand the compliance requirements for your vehicle.
Contact ExtraCare Autos for vehicle compliance plate assistance.
The value of a personalised number plate depends on factors such as the number or letter combination, rarity, state, history and current market demand. You can compare similar number plates and recent sales to get an idea of its potential value.
Keep in mind that an advertised asking price does not always represent the actual selling price.
If you need assistance with your vehicle compliance plate or other vehicle compliance requirements, ExtraCare Autos is here to help.
Contact our team to discuss your vehicle requirements.
A vehicle number plate, also known as a registration plate, identifies a vehicle for registration and road-use purposes. It helps authorities identify the vehicle and connect it with its registration information.
A registration number plate and a compliance plate are not the same thing. A number plate identifies the registered vehicle, while compliance information relates to whether the vehicle meets applicable Australian vehicle standards.
Need help with a vehicle compliance plate? Contact ExtraCare Autos and discuss your requirements with our team.
If your vehicle has a physical compliance plate, its location can vary depending on the make, model and year. It may be located in areas such as the engine bay, door frame, door pillar, firewall or another manufacturer-specified location.
However, many vehicles approved under Australia’s current system have their approval information recorded in the Register of Approved Vehicles (RAV) rather than on a traditional identification plate. The RAV can be searched using the vehicle’s VIN.
If you cannot find your compliance plate, or the plate is missing, damaged or unreadable, ExtraCare Autos can assist you with your vehicle compliance requirements.
Contact ExtraCare Autos for compliance plate assistance in Bankstown, NSW.
Many vehicles approved under Australia’s current Road Vehicle Standards system no longer require the traditional physical compliance identification plate. Instead, their approval information is recorded in the Register of Approved Vehicles (RAV), which is a publicly searchable online database. The vehicle record can generally be searched using its VIN.
However, some vehicle types, including trailers and certain heavy vehicles, may still require physical vehicle plates or other markings.
If you have a new, used, imported or modified vehicle and are unsure whether you need a compliance plate or other compliance assistance, ExtraCare Autos can help.
Contact ExtraCare Autos today to discuss your vehicle compliance requirements.
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