Registration of vehicles assembled from parts extended through November

The Ministry of Transportation extended the deadline to register vehicles assembled from parts through November 7, 2026. The extension allows people who have not yet started to apply and responds to difficulties with the process and requests from citizens already participating.

Registration covers mopeds, motorcycles, tricycles, quadricycles, trailers and semitrailers without license plates, as well as motorized bicycle taxis. The process begins at censovap.transnet.cu; people who have access problems can visit public-service offices at provincial transportation directorates or the corresponding municipal departments.

A technical inspection is expected after digital registration. If the vehicle is found roadworthy, it may be entered in the Vehicle Registry and receive its documentation and license plate. Submitting the application alone does not complete the process. The period began August 7, when Resolution 47 of 2026 took effect.