Bike Motorcycle Name Ownership Transfer Process & Fees in BD

Cost of Bike Ownership Transfer in Bangladesh – BRTA Fees

BRTA’s motorcycle ownership transfer fees now depend on engine capacity (CC), with newly increased rates:

✅ Bikes up to 100 cc

✅ Bikes over 100 cc (101–160 cc)

🔎 What These Fees Cover

• Transfer fee: Covers administrative costs of updating ownership records.

• Duplicate RC: Re-issues the “Blue Book” under the new owner’s name.

• Digital RC: New e-card version of the registration document.

• Financial Assistance Fund: A mandatory social fund contribution.

• Supplementary duty: State-imposed fee.

• Digital number plate: Optional RFID-enabled plate cost.

🧾 How It Works in Practice

1. Clear Existing Dues: Ensure tax, fitness, and loan obligations are settled.

2. Submit Fee Payment: Through BRTA’s bank counter or the online BSP portal.

3. Opt for Digital Plate: If no previous plate exists, add BDT 2,260.

4. Finalize at BRTA: Visit to confirm inspection and collect new RC/plate in ~7–15 days.

🟢 So, what does it cost you?

• ≤100 cc bike: BDT 4,402 (without plate) • BDT 6,662 (with digital plate)

• 101–160 cc bike: BDT 4,840 (without plate) • BDT 7,100 (with digital plate)

🚗 Example Cases

• Buying a 100 cc used bike and keeping the old plate → pay BDT 4,402.

• Buying a 125 cc bike with no existing plate → pay BDT 4,840 + 2,260 = BDT 7,100.

📌 Summary

BRTA recently raised bike ownership transfer costs. Here's the full breakdown:

• Up to 100 cc: BDT 4,402 (blue book + digital RC) or BDT 6,662 with new number plate

• 101–160 cc: BDT 4,840 or BDT 7,100 with digital plate

Use these figures when planning your purchase or sale. Always double-check with BRTA or the official BSP portal, as fees may change in upcoming budget years.

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