Department introduces debt relief for struggling Limpopo motorists
The Limpopo Department of Transport and Community Safety has introduced a Debt Relief Programme to assist vehicle owners who are experiencing difficulties in settling outstanding motor vehicle licence fees.
Vehicle owners who have been licensing their vehicles in Limpopo Province for a minimum period of three years and who owe R5, 000 or more [individuals] or R10, 000 or more [companies] may qualify for debt relief.
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The Department is offering support through a Motor Vehicle Licence [MVL] Debt Relief Programme.
Eligible motor vehicle owners are required to complete an application form and submit the following supporting documents:
MVL Debt Relief Application Form (available at all Registering Authorities or on the departmental website: www.ldtcs.gov.za or http://www.ldtcs.gov.za/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/FINAL-MVL-DEBT-APPLICATION-FORM-pdf.pdf)
Certified copy of Identity Document
Latest R114 statement
Proof of residence [not older than three months]
Supporting documentation [where applicable]
Completed application forms and all supporting documents must be emailed to MVLDebt@dtcs.limpopo.gov.za between the 1st and 21st of each month.
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Motorists who participate in the MVL Debt Relief Programme will benefit as follows:
Once-off payment option: Applicants will be exempted from paying penalties. Instalment payment option: Applicants will be required to pay outstanding arrears, including penalties and interest.
“For further information regarding the MVL Debt Relief Programme, motorists are encouraged to visit their nearest Registering Authority or contact Makwarela M.I on 060 980 6335 or Rambau T.B on 060 974 3572,” the department said.
The Department has also urged all qualifying vehicle owners to take advantage of this opportunity to regularise their motor vehicle licence status. Compliance contributes to improved road safety and effective service delivery.
