Check what expires on you
Every validity across Vahan and Sarathi on one list, soonest first; the PUC row runs end to end: what a lapse costs, the walk-in centre, the test, the certificate on Vahan.
RTO visit: not needed₹60 two-wheeler · ₹100 car, paid at the centre
What you get
A held time at a centre, then the certificate on Vahan with the next due date and reminders.
Ways to apply
Steps · nirvahan website
- 1Your dates: PUC, insurance, licence, bank letter, tax, fitness
- 2Review: the rule, the ₹1,000 fine, no late fee, what the test needs
- 3Renew: nearest centres, hold a time, then got it or failed
- 4Track: Expired · Time held · Test · On Vahan, reminders
RTO visit · not neededFee · ₹60 two-wheeler · ₹100 car, paid at the centre
What you need
- Plate or licence number to look
- The vehicle and the RC at the centre
What can block it
- A failed test: no certificate, no refund, service and retest
Important to know
- No centre takes bookings; the held time is a note
- Validity is 12 months for BS-IV/BS-VI, 6 months for older norms (r.115)
- Licence, bank and insurance rows hand off to their own flows this round
Fees
₹60 two-wheeler · ₹100 car, paid at the centre. Indicative: Karnataka schedule where known, otherwise central Motor Vehicles Act.
FAQs
- Is there a late fee?
- No. The only cost of waiting is the stop.
- Where is the certificate?
- On Vahan the same day; downloadable on the PUC portal; in Documents.
Updated on 6 Sep 2026
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