Motorcycles & scooters · Excise records
Look up any motorcycle or scooter on the official Excise service of the province it is registered in — and know what to match before you hand over the money.
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What the record shows
MTMIS Punjab
MTMIS has one search for every vehicle — cars, bikes and scooters alike. A bare number no longer works; it also needs the registration date.
Full Punjab guide →Step by step
Read the province from the number plate and the registration book or smart card — a bike is only on the register of the province that registered it.
Punjab: open MTMIS, enter the registration number and the registration date, solve the captcha and press Search. There is no separate bike form.
Sindh: open Online Vehicle Verification on Excise Sindh, choose Two Wheelers, then enter the number exactly as on the plate. Vehicle Verification by CNIC lists every bike on one CNIC.
Islamabad: open the bike in PAK APP, or use Online Services → Vehicle Detail on the Islamabad Excise website. Balochistan: Vehicle Verification on the Excise website, with the district.
Hold the record against the bike: the engine number on the engine, the chassis number on the frame, the colour and the seller’s CNIC.
In Karachi, also call CPLC on 1102 with the registration, engine and chassis numbers to rule out a stolen or snatched bike.
Official fees
From each Excise department’s own fee schedule or calculator. Islamabad doesn’t publish its motorcycle fees online.
| Engine size | Registration fee |
|---|---|
| Up to 70cc | Rs 1,000 |
| 71–100cc | Rs 1,500 |
| 101–125cc | Rs 2,000 |
| 126–150cc | Rs 2,500 |
| Above 150cc | 2% of value |
| Item | Fee |
|---|---|
| Lifetime token (once, at registration) | Rs 1,500 |
| Smart card | Rs 1,300 |
| Transfer fee | Rs 910 |
| Duplicate registration certificate | Rs 500 |
| Late registration (over 30 days) | Rs 500 |
A bike sold within ten years of registration re-pays the Rs 1,500 lifetime token at transfer, less 10% for each year.
Source: Punjab Excise, Taxation & Narcotics Control Department — motor vehicle tax rates. Checked 14 November 2026.
| Item | Up to 149cc | 150cc+ |
|---|---|---|
| Registration fee (of value) | 1% | 2% |
| Lifetime motor vehicle tax | Rs 1,800 | Rs 3,000 |
| Number plate | Rs 500 | Rs 500 |
| Security plate | Rs 1,850 | Rs 1,850 |
| Registration book + book fee | Rs 1,000 | Rs 1,000 |
| Smart card | Rs 1,600 | Rs 1,600 |
| Late registration (30+ days) | Rs 5,000 | Rs 5,000 |
Security plate is Excise Sindh’s “security featured number plate”. Example from the Excise calculator: a Rs 165,000 70cc bike registered on time costs Rs 8,400.
| Item | Fee |
|---|---|
| Transfer fee | Rs 500 |
| Late transfer (after 15 days) | Rs 50 a day, up to Rs 10,000 |
Source: Sindh Excise, Taxation & Narcotics Control Department — motor vehicle tax; Excise Sindh — Two Wheeler tax calculator. Checked 14 November 2026.
| Item | Fee |
|---|---|
| Registration fee | 1% of value |
| Lifetime token | Rs 1,500 |
| Number plate | Rs 1,800 |
| Computerised registration book | Rs 700 |
| Transfer fee | Rs 250 |
| Expired biometric verification slip | Rs 300 |
Source: Balochistan Excise — Schedule of taxes and fees (taxes from 1 July 2025, fees from 15 May 2025). Checked 14 November 2026.
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Motorcycle token tax (once, for life) | Rs 2,500 |
KP’s registration and transfer fees for motorcycles are not published on KP Excise’s website; ask the district Excise office.
Source: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Finance Act 2025 (Act XVIII of 2025), Appendix III. Checked 14 November 2026.
Guide
No province offers a public search by chassis number alone. Punjab’s MTMIS uses the chassis number in two places — Number Plate Info (registration number + chassis number) and Application Tracking (application number + chassis number). Otherwise, the check is a match: look the bike up by its registration number, then compare the chassis number stamped on the frame with the one in the registration book or smart card. A filed, re-stamped or welded number is a reason to walk away.
Of the services we checked, only Excise Sindh has a public search by CNIC: Vehicle Verification by CNIC, with Two Wheelers selected, lists every motorcycle and scooter registered to a 13-digit CNIC. Punjab’s MTMIS searches by registration number and date; its CNIC fields are for Excise staff. Sellers in Sindh can use the CNIC search on themselves to confirm a sold bike has left their name.
Motorcycles in Punjab pay a one-off Rs 1,500 token at registration, so MTMIS shows LIFE TIME instead of a paid-up-to date. If the bike is sold within ten years of registration, the buyer pays that Rs 1,500 again less 10% for each year since — the transfer fee calculator works it out with the Rs 910 transfer fee.
Excise Sindh keeps cars and bikes in separate categories, and both of its look-ups — by number and by CNIC — ask you to pick one first. A bike number searched under Four Wheelers finds nothing. The same category choice applies on Check Your Number Plate, which shows whether a new plate is requested, awaiting printing or ready for collection.
Many bikes change hands on an open transfer letter and stay in the first owner’s name. Until the transfer is done, challans and tax notices go to that owner, and the buyer can’t prove the bike is theirs. Transfer straight away: the Excise fee is Rs 910 in Punjab, Rs 500 in Sindh and Rs 250 in Balochistan. Sindh adds Rs 50 a day once a bike’s transfer is more than 15 days late, up to Rs 10,000.
Both Punjab and Sindh charge extra when a new bike is registered more than 30 days after purchase: Rs 500 in Punjab and Rs 5,000 in Sindh. In Sindh, a Rs 165,000 70cc bike registered on time comes to Rs 8,400 on the Excise calculator — Rs 1,650 registration fee, Rs 1,800 lifetime tax and Rs 4,950 for plates, book and smart card.
Excise records show registration, not theft. In Sindh, CPLC checks motorcycles as well as cars against its stolen / snatched vehicle database — call 1102 with the registration, engine and chassis numbers. See the CPLC check.
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