Start of the 2027 vehicle registration renewal campaign: what's changing this year

The annual vehicle registration renewal period for 2027 begins on 1 September 2026, with new arrangements in place. You have four months, until 31 December 2026, to renew your registration.

Traditionally known as the "annual car sticker campaign", this year's renewal process introduces a major change: the physical registration sticker previously affixed to the vehicle's will no longer be issued.

A first step was already taken last year, with the removal of the year from the registration sticker and changes to the annual renewal timetable.

 From now on, once your registration has been renewed, the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Office (STC) will send you a certificate of payment for your registration renewal. 

Printed on security paper to ensure its authenticity, this certificate must be kept in your vehicle. It will serve as proof that your registration is valid, particularly in the event of a roadside check by Police Department officers, in accordance with the provisions of Article 130 of the Highway Code.

If you own a fully electric vehicle, you must also renew your registration each year. However, renewal remains free of charge, in line with the Prince's Government's energy transition policy.

The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Office encourages to renew your registration online through  your MonGuichet account or via the Government's official portal.

You have until 31 December 2026 to submit your application.