You can amend an existing permit, in the Permit Library or from the Application Tracker.
The NHVR processes permit renewals for all permit types issued by the NHVR. For all other permit renewals (including any travel within the Northern Territory and Western Australia), you will need to apply directly to the relevant state or territory road transport authority.
If your original permit was issued by a state or territory road transport authority and it is for a permit type now issued by the NHVR, you are eligible to renew your current permit through the NHVR.
If the permit has expired, a new application must be submitted.
Renewal applications can be submitted for current permits and should be submitted no earlier than 6 weeks before the permit expires. Renewal applications submitted earlier than 6 weeks before permit expiry may not be processed.
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Locating the existing permit
If your permit was issued by NHVR after 25th September 2017, it will be located in the Permit Library. You can amend your permit from here, follow the steps below.
However, It is quicker to amend your permit directly from Application tracker as it will automatically find and match permits based on the Permit ID number.
Renew an existing permit in the Permit Library
Navigate to the permit the Permit Library.
- On the OPEN TAB, search for the Permit using the table filters, for example the Permit ID.
To display more permit details, add columns to table by selecting TAB OPTIONS > Change columns. Then on the COLUMN SELECTOR tab, tick the checkbox against the column you wish to add and click APPLY.
Once the permit is selected, from ACTIONS FOR 1 ITEM button, select RENEW.
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- This will open the new amend permit applicaiton in Application Tracker.
Click here for the next steps.
Warning Any updates made to a Permit will be automatically applied to all subsequent Cases associated with the Permit no matter what status the Case is in.
Note icon false If there are significant changes to the permit details, this will be seen as an Amendmendment or New permit application and fees may apply. See: Can I amend a permit without a fee applying?
For more information, read the Fact Sheet available on the NHVR Website.
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