I just bought a 2h car. Traffic was a disaster - 5 trips to complete!!!
You will need the estimara, patience, a fair understanding of arabic, and both parties to the deal. Yes, seller and buyer must turn up together. This I ws told on my 4th trip - a copy of the seller ID & a letter were insufficient. We returned together on the 5th trip, he paid his (previously unmentioned) fines, then, halas!!
You can register an uninsured car, but you cannot insure an unregistered car. Thus, rego first, insurance 2nd.
I just bought a 2h car. Traffic was a disaster - 5 trips to complete!!!
You will need the estimara, patience, a fair understanding of arabic, and both parties to the deal. Yes, seller and buyer must turn up together. This I ws told on my 4th trip - a copy of the seller ID & a letter were insufficient. We returned together on the 5th trip, he paid his (previously unmentioned) fines, then, halas!!
You can register an uninsured car, but you cannot insure an unregistered car. Thus, rego first, insurance 2nd.
As stated above, the traffic officers usually do not ask for the insurance transfer at the time of transfer of car ownership, so leave it to the buyer.
Estimara is the car registration card similar to your QID or pataka.
Assuming you already cleared violations (if any) and settled payment with buyer
Visit Traffic Dept., or hand over QID to a representative, and bring car Estimara (orig)
Go to typing booths, mention transfer of car ownership
They will type-in details in the MOI form (name, address, etc.) and attach stamp
Go to traffic office, take queue number
Present your document (filled form), your QID, your car Estimara and buyer's QID to the officer
Pay fees by electron card
Officer will issue new Estimara card
Buyer arrange transfer of insurance
Not sure about the cost, approx. QR 90 (70 + 20 for car tint) if I'm not mistaken.
I sold my car two years ago and went through above process. If the procedure has changed, would welcome any information as I intend to sell my other car soon.
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Estimara is road permit
yes u have to transfer the insurance to your name
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I just bought a 2h car. Traffic was a disaster - 5 trips to complete!!!
You will need the estimara, patience, a fair understanding of arabic, and both parties to the deal. Yes, seller and buyer must turn up together. This I ws told on my 4th trip - a copy of the seller ID & a letter were insufficient. We returned together on the 5th trip, he paid his (previously unmentioned) fines, then, halas!!
You can register an uninsured car, but you cannot insure an unregistered car. Thus, rego first, insurance 2nd.
Good luck.
I just bought a 2h car. Traffic was a disaster - 5 trips to complete!!!
You will need the estimara, patience, a fair understanding of arabic, and both parties to the deal. Yes, seller and buyer must turn up together. This I ws told on my 4th trip - a copy of the seller ID & a letter were insufficient. We returned together on the 5th trip, he paid his (previously unmentioned) fines, then, halas!!
You can register an uninsured car, but you cannot insure an unregistered car. Thus, rego first, insurance 2nd.
Good luck.
As stated above, the traffic officers usually do not ask for the insurance transfer at the time of transfer of car ownership, so leave it to the buyer.
Estimara is the car registration card similar to your QID or pataka.
I just transfered the regestration of my car.. they did not ask for the insurance transfer..actualy insurance is not for the driver but for the car
Is it necessary for transfer of insurance prior to changing registration?
Thanks for your reply. However. pls clarfy what is meant by "Estimara?"
Check traffic violations (visit http://www.moi.gov.qa)
Assuming you already cleared violations (if any) and settled payment with buyer
Visit Traffic Dept., or hand over QID to a representative, and bring car Estimara (orig)
Go to typing booths, mention transfer of car ownership
They will type-in details in the MOI form (name, address, etc.) and attach stamp
Go to traffic office, take queue number
Present your document (filled form), your QID, your car Estimara and buyer's QID to the officer
Pay fees by electron card
Officer will issue new Estimara card
Buyer arrange transfer of insurance
Not sure about the cost, approx. QR 90 (70 + 20 for car tint) if I'm not mistaken.
I sold my car two years ago and went through above process. If the procedure has changed, would welcome any information as I intend to sell my other car soon.