Universitäts- und Hansestadt Greifswald
32.2.1 Kfz-Zulassungsstelle und Bewohnerparkausweis
Your responsible office
Universitäts- und Hansestadt Greifswald
32.2.1 Kfz-Zulassungsstelle und Bewohnerparkausweis
Markt 15
17489
Greifswald, Universitäts- und Hansestadt
Central contact
Staff members
Opening hours
Consultation hours with appointment:
- Monday to Thursday: 08:00 to 12:00 and 14:00 to 16:00 (Tuesday until 18:00)
- Friday: 08:00 to 12:00
Consultation hours without appointment:
- Tuesday: 09:00 to 12:00 and 14:00 to 17:00
- Thursday: 09:00 to 12:00 and 14:00 to 16:00
Online appointment
Transport connection
Stadtbus
Bus:
Linie 2, Haltestelle Knopfstraße
Bus:
Linie 3, Haltestelle Rathaus
Bus:
Linie 3, Haltestelle Knopfstraße
Parking spaces
Parking spaces
Parkscheinautomat, Fischstraße 17
Quantity: 22
With costs
Tiefgarage am Markt, Rakower Straße 1
Quantity: 273
With costs
Parkplatz Salinenstraße, Ladebower Chaussee 11
Quantity: 250
With costs
Handicapped parking spaces
Markt 15 - 19
Quantity: 4
Free of charge
Markt 15, Zufahrt über Domstraße 39
Quantity: 2
Free of charge
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible:
Yes
Lift available:
Yes
Public services
39 services
11 online
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If you want to drive in an environmental zone, you need a fine dust sticker/environmental sticker. You can obtain information here.
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You can apply for a resident parking permit to park in a resident parking area.
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If you have a class B driver's license, you can extend it to include trailer class E.
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If you wish to change an existing license plate, you can apply for this at your local registration authority.
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Would you like a specific letter or number combination for your license plate? Then you can reserve a license plate in advance for a fee.
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If you no longer have your registration certificate Part I or it is no longer legible, you must apply for a replacement document.
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If you drive an electric car in Germany that is registered abroad, you can obtain an e-badge.
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You can request information on vehicle data and vehicle owners for vehicles that are registered with the registration authority. You must give reasons for your request.
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If you want to use a new vehicle on the road for the first time, you need an initial registration.
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If your vehicle does not have EU type approval, you must apply for an operating permit before the vehicle can be registered for road use.
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If you drive a registered vehicle on public roads, you must always have the registration certificate part I with you. This is the former vehicle registration certificate.
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With the registration certificate part II you can prove that you are allowed to dispose of the vehicle in question.
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If you no longer have your registration certificate part II or it is no longer legible, you must apply for a replacement document.
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Would you like to use your deregistered vehicle on the road again? Then you can re-register it with the registration authority.
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Would you like to drive a vehicle that does not require registration and does not have EU type approval or national approval? Then you must apply for an operating permit.
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If you wish to deregister your vehicle, you must have it taken out of service at the relevant vehicle registration authority.
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Have you lost the operating license of your registration-free vehicle, has it been stolen or has it become illegible? Then you need to apply for a replacement document.
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If the operating license (individual operating license) of a vehicle has been lost or stolen, a new operating license must be issued. In the event of theft, a theft report must be filed with the police immediately.
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Would you like to use a deregistered vehicle on the road? As a new vehicle owner, you can register it again.
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If components are to be converted or fitted to a vehicle, the vehicle may only be operated on public roads if a valid operating permit has been issued for these vehicle parts. You can find out more here.
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If a vehicle of category M1, N1 or L5e has been handed over to a recognized body for recovery in accordance with Section 4 (1) of the End-of-Life Vehicles Ordinance, the owner or...
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Motor vehicle: Registration certificate Part I Applying for approval for the design of vehicle parts
Devices used on vehicles, such as headlights and other lights, brakes, pneumatic tires, seat belts and other restraint systems, windows, brakes, warning triangles, warning device...
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If the vehicle data or owner data for your vehicle has changed, you must report this to your registration authority.
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Technical changes to the vehicle (e.g. vehicle class, power increase, emissions class, body type, fuel type, maximum speed, dimensions, weights) must be noted in the registration...
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If you drive or park a vehicle on public roads, the corresponding license plate must be properly affixed to the vehicle.
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The administrative authority may order a vehicle owner to keep a logbook for one or more vehicles registered to him or to be registered in the future.
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You can apply to have your resident parking permit extended.
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To reissue your resident parking permit, contact the same authority that issued it to you.
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To reissue your resident parking permit, contact the same authority that issued it to you.
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Certain vehicles exempt from vehicle tax have license plates with green lettering and a green border on a white background. These include vehicles belonging to non-profit...
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If the rear license plate is partially or completely covered by a load carrier or load being carried (e.g. bicycle carrier), the license plate must be repeated on the vehicle or...
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If you would like to use a classic car license plate for your vehicle that was registered 30 or more years ago or was put on the road for the first time, you can apply for this.
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A vanity plate can be reserved in advance at the responsible vehicle registration office in person, in writing or by telephone for a fee. It is possible to extend the reservation...
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Do you need a license plate for a classic car? There are a few requirements for this.
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Classic cars can be driven with a red classic car license plate for journeys to and from events that serve to present classic cars and to maintain motor vehicle heritage. ...
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Would you like to transfer a vehicle abroad that is subject to registration or license plate requirements but does not have a license plate? Then you may need an export license plate.
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You want to reserve a license plate for the registration of your vehicle or reserve the "old" license plate when deregistering the "old" vehicle.
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If you only want to use a vehicle in certain consecutive months each year, you have the option of applying for a seasonal license plate at your local registration authority.
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You can apply for a short-term license plate as a private individual or company for a roadworthy but unregistered vehicle.