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Easily extend the suspension of your vehicle via VoertuigSchorsen. Submitting a request takes an average of 2 minutes. A fixed rate of €45 applies for processing. All prices mentioned on our website are inclusive of VAT.

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Fill in your details below to extend the suspension of your vehicle through us. Your request will be processed within one business day. You will receive confirmation by both email and post. Please note: the suspension is only extended once you have received our official confirmation by email.

Frequently asked questions

You can easily and quickly suspend your vehicle through our form. Fill in all the required details and we will process your request with the RDW within 1 business day. You will receive a definitive confirmation from us by email once your vehicle has been suspended. When you suspend your vehicle, you temporarily do not have to meet certain obligations such as motor vehicle tax, insurance and MOT requirements. A suspension is therefore cost-saving when your vehicle is not used for a longer period. You can suspend your vehicle for 1, 2 or 3 years via our website. During the suspension period: • You do not have to pay motor vehicle tax. • There is no MOT obligation. • You do not need third-party liability insurance. When is suspending common? • In case of prolonged standstill of your vehicle. • During the restoration of your vehicle. • When storing your vehicle. • When you temporarily do not use your vehicle. • For seasonal vehicles such as campers or motorcycles. What do you need? • Licence plate number • Proof of identity • Vehicle details • Contact details Important rules During a suspension: • The vehicle may not be driven. • The vehicle may not be parked on the public road. • The vehicle must be kept on private property. • You are allowed to sell the vehicle. • Repairs may be carried out on private property. Fines for violations: Is your suspended vehicle nevertheless found on the public road? Then you may receive an additional motor vehicle tax assessment and a fine. The check is carried out automatically via licence plate registration. So make sure you lift the suspension at the moment you take the vehicle onto the public road again.
When you suspend your vehicle, you temporarily do not have to meet certain obligations such as motor vehicle tax, insurance and MOT requirements. A suspension is therefore cost-saving when your vehicle is not used for a longer period. You can suspend your vehicle for 1, 2 or 3 years via our website. During the suspension period: • You do not have to pay motor vehicle tax. • There is no MOT obligation. • You do not need third-party liability insurance. During a suspension: • The vehicle may not be driven. • The vehicle may not be parked on the public road. • The vehicle must be kept on private property. • You are allowed to sell the vehicle. • Repairs may be carried out on private property. Fines for violations: Is your suspended vehicle nevertheless found on the public road? Then you may receive an additional motor vehicle tax assessment and a fine. The check is carried out automatically via licence plate registration. So make sure you lift the suspension at the moment you take the vehicle onto the public road again.
You can suspend your vehicle for a period of 1, 2 or 3 years. The suspension ends automatically after the chosen term. Do you want to end the suspension earlier? That is possible at any time, but you will not receive a refund for the remaining period. For example, if you want to suspend your vehicle for 5 months, you choose a suspension period of 1 year and pay the associated costs. After 5 months, you can stop the suspension yourself through our website. A refund for the unused months is unfortunately not possible.
A fixed rate of €45 including VAT applies to requesting, extending or ending your suspension.
During the suspension, an MOT inspection is not required. However, before the vehicle is put back into use, it must meet the MOT requirements.
Yes, you can sell your vehicle during a suspension. The new owner must cancel or renew the suspension.
Are you extending the suspension from 6 weeks before the end date of the suspension? Then you keep the suspension date plus the extension you chose (1, 2 or 3 years). Are you extending the suspension earlier than 6 weeks before the end date? Then you will receive a new suspension date that starts on the day you arrange the extension, plus the suspension period you chose (1, 2 or 3 years). After the suspension ends: • The insurance obligation may apply again. • Motor vehicle tax may be due. • An MOT may become mandatory. With an extension, your vehicle remains suspended and you avoid unexpected costs or fines.
Yes, if your vehicle is suspended, you can cancel its insurance. During the suspension period, you do not need to insure the vehicle, pay motor vehicle tax, and the MOT inspection is also not mandatory. It is important to contact your insurer immediately after starting the suspension to cancel the insurance. Do not forget that you are not allowed on public roads with a suspended vehicle. When the suspension period expires or when you end the suspension, you must insure the vehicle again and comply with the other obligations.
We operate as an intermediary for requesting, extending and cancelling suspensions with the RDW, but are not part of the RDW. Voertuig Schorsen offers the possibility to get (urgent) assistance with suspending a vehicle's registration, whereby we offer a number of practical advantages: • You do not have to physically go to a counter yourself to arrange the suspension and can handle this online. • We check the details and guide you through the application in multiple languages. • We are available 7 days a week to answer questions and ensure the application is processed properly. • With us you are not dependent on a DigiD account or the DigiD app, and can also process an application without login details. If, for example, you have emigrated, are abroad, or are not from the Netherlands but do have a Dutch registration, or (temporarily) do not have access to your DigiD account or login codes, our service is convenient for arranging a suspension and then registering or deregistering for legally required insurance, taxes and MOT.
Voertuig Schorsen offers the possibility to get (urgent) assistance with suspending a vehicle's registration, whereby we offer a number of practical advantages: • You do not have to physically go to a counter yourself to arrange the suspension and can do this online. • We check the details and guide you through the application in Dutch, English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Polish, Turkish and Arabic. • We are available 7 days a week to answer questions and ensure the application is processed properly. • With us you are not dependent on a DigiD account or the DigiD app, and can also process an application without login details. If, for example, you have emigrated, are abroad, or are not from the Netherlands but do have a Dutch registration, or (temporarily) do not have access to your DigiD account or login codes, our service is convenient for arranging a suspension and then registering or deregistering for legally required insurance, taxes and MOT.
All vehicles with a Dutch registration can be suspended, including: • Passenger cars • Motorcycles • Vans • Campers • Trucks • Buses • Trailers with their own registration • Semi-trailers • Classic cars When you suspend your vehicle, you temporarily do not have to meet certain obligations such as motor vehicle tax, insurance and MOT requirements. A suspension is therefore cost-saving when your vehicle is not used for a longer period. You can suspend your vehicle for 1, 2 or 3 years via our website. During the suspension period: • You do not have to pay motor vehicle tax. • There is no MOT obligation. • You do not need third-party liability insurance.
To suspend your registration, you need the following: • The vehicle's licence plate. • A valid proof of identity. • The registration card or registration code. During a suspension: • The vehicle may not be driven. • The vehicle may not be parked on the public road. • The vehicle must be kept on private property. • You are allowed to sell the vehicle. • Repairs may be carried out on private property. Fines for violations: Is your suspended vehicle nevertheless found on the public road? Then you may receive an additional motor vehicle tax assessment and a fine. The check is carried out automatically via licence plate registration. So make sure you lift the suspension at the moment you take the vehicle onto the public road again.
When extending, the existing suspension continues. This prevents the suspension from ending and the normal obligations from automatically returning. After the suspension ends: • The insurance obligation may apply again. • Motor vehicle tax may be due. • An MOT may become mandatory. With an extension, your vehicle remains suspended and you avoid unexpected costs or fines.
De-suspending means that the suspension is ended and the vehicle fully participates again in the normal vehicle register. After lifting the suspension, do not forget to check whether you: • Have valid insurance. • Have a valid MOT for the vehicle. • Meet any tax obligations.

Extend suspension

Is your suspension about to expire? Prevent your vehicle from automatically falling back under the normal obligations. With an extension, your vehicle remains suspended and you avoid unexpected costs or fines. Why extend? • Your vehicle is still in storage. • The restoration is not yet finished. • You are not using the vehicle yet. • You want to avoid tax and insurance costs. What do you need? • Licence plate number • Proof of identity • Vehicle details • Contact details What happens if you do not extend? After the suspension ends: • The insurance obligation may apply again. • Motor vehicle tax may be due. • An MOT may become mandatory.