The Land Transport Authority has clarified that people who have not registered their vehicle over a period of time will have to pay certain fees during the wheel tax amnesty period which begins from 1st June.
LTA Chief Executive Etuate Koroi said only the arrears owed to the LTA will be waived, however, people will have to pay certain fees for vehicle registration.
According to Koroi, the step to waive the arrears was taken after consideration that some vehicles are lying in the garages and some people do not have enough money to register these vehicles with the LTA.
There are about 35, 438 unregistered vehicles in Fiji and vehicle owners who want to take advantage of the amnesty period will have to produce their vehicles and a valid third party policy certificate at any LTA office.
Vehicles that have been de-registered by LTA for various reasons will not be included in the amnesty.
Wheel Tax Amnesty From June 1st
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