How to Check Boat Rego in Australia

Boat rego check VIC

Victorian recreational vessels are registered with VicRoads. Use the official boat rego check VIC tool to confirm a vessel is current before you buy, sell or replace faded numbers.

VicRoads — Check a boat's registration

Once the number is confirmed, order VIC boat rego stickers in VicRoads-compliant sizing (typically 150mm for boats, 100mm for PWC).

Boat rego check TAS

Tasmanian vessels are registered with Marine and Safety Tasmania (MAST). A boat rego check TAS is done through MAST, not through a private sticker manufacturer.

Marine and Safety Tasmania (MAST)

Need replacement numbers after you confirm the TAS registration? See TAS boat rego stickers and TAS display rules.

NSW boat rego check

New South Wales recreational vessels are registered through Service NSW. Use the official NSW boat rego check to confirm a number and expiry before you apply new hull markings.

Service NSW — Check a recreational vessel registration

Then order NSW boat rego stickers or read boat registration NSW display sizes.

Other states

QLD, WA, SA, ACT and NT also publish registration information on their maritime sites. Start here, then use our state law guides for hull display sizes:

• Queensland (MSQ) — Registration and labels · Boat registration QLD
• Western Australia (DoT) — Recreational vessel registration · Boat registration WA
• South Australia boat rego laws
• National boat registration requirements

After you confirm the number

A checker tells you whether the vessel is registered. It does not print new hull numbers. If the existing stickers are faded, peeling or the wrong size, design a matching pair in our boat rego designer.