FY 2083/84 · Bagmati Province
Bike Tax in Nepal 2083/84: Rates by CC
Vehicle tax is set by each province. These are the annual rates reported for privately registered bikes and scooters in Bagmati Province (Kathmandu, Lalitpur, Bhaktapur, Chitwan, Makwanpur, Kavre, Nuwakot, Dhading and the rest of Bagmati). Reported unchanged from the Bagmati Province Finance Act 2082. Confirm the amount at your transport office before paying.
Bike tax calculator
- Annual vehicle tax
- Bluebook renewal fee
- Total per year
Reported Bagmati Province rates for a private petrol bike. Late payment adds a fine.
Bike tax rates by engine size, FY 2083/84
| Engine size | Annual tax | For example |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 125 cc | Rs. 3,000 | Honda Dio 125, Bajaj Platina 100, Yamaha Saluto, TVS Raider 125 |
| 126–150 cc | Rs. 5,000 | Honda XR 150L, Bajaj Pulsar 150, Yamaha FZS V3, Vespa S 150 |
| 151–225 cc | Rs. 6,500 | Honda NX 200, Bajaj Avenger 220, Yamaha WR 155R, TVS Apache RTR |
| 226–400 cc | Rs. 12,000 | Honda CB350 RS, Bajaj Pulsar N250, TVS Ronin, BMW G310 GS |
| 401–650 cc | Rs. 25,000 | Honda CBR 650F, Triumph TF 450-E, CFMoto 450 CLC, Yamaha TMAX 560 |
| Above 650 cc | Rs. 35,000 | Honda Gold Wing, Triumph Speed Twin 1200, Yamaha MT-09, ZXMoto 820RR |
Plus the Rs. 300 bluebook renewal fee each year. Private registration; commercial and electric two-wheelers have different rates.
Bike tax FAQs
In Bagmati Province, a privately registered bike of 126–150 cc pays Rs. 5,000 a year in vehicle tax for FY 2083/84 (reported rates), plus the Rs. 300 bluebook renewal fee.
Up to 125 cc, the reported Bagmati rate is Rs. 3,000 a year, plus Rs. 300 renewal. Most commuter bikes and scooters fall in this band.
No. Vehicle tax is a provincial tax in Nepal, and each province sets its own rates in its yearly Finance Act. A bike pays the rate of the province where it is registered.
At the Transport Management Office where the bike is registered, when you renew the bluebook. Confirm the current amount there before paying.
Electric two-wheelers have separate rates of their own, not the cc bands above. This page covers petrol bikes and scooters only.