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Originally published by Kenyanstop
January 21, 2026
13h ago
NTSA Issues New Rules for Buying and Registering Certain Vehicles
NTSA maintained that it will be mandatory to attach supporting documents, which include certificates of incorporation for the bank and auctioneer, KRA PINs for both, a letter from the bank, among others...
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The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has introduced new mandatory rules for the alternative transfer of vehicles acquired through auctions, court orders, or bank repossessions in Kenya. These regulations aim to ensure all ownership changes are correctly reflected in vehicle registration records.
- Applicants must present a certified copy of the auctioneer’s valid licence, the auctioneer’s registration certificate, and their KRA PIN for bank repossessed vehicles.
- The process requires submission of tender documents, an official instruction letter from the bank, the certificate of sale, the original purchase receipt, a discharge letter from the bank, and an official transfer request letter, alongside the original registration certificate.
- A mandatory seven-day waiting period is required after online payment, followed by a vehicle inspection at a preferred NTSA centre to complete the transfer process.
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