🚘 BH Series Vehicle Registration

Introduced in 2021, the BH (Bharat) series registration allows private vehicles to be registered with a pan-India number plate, eliminating the need for re-registration when moving between states.

Format: YY BH #### XX

YY: Year of registration
BH: Bharat Series
####: Unique 4-digit number
XX: Random alphabet code

✅ Eligibility Criteria

You can apply for a BH series number plate if you are:

A central or state government employee
A defense personnel
An employee of a private company with offices in four or more states/UTs

This is especially useful for railway staff, bank employees, and corporate professionals who may be transferred frequently.

📄 Documents Required

To apply, you’ll need:

PAN card
Aadhaar card
Employment ID card
Form 60 (Work Certificate from employer confirming eligibility)

📝 How to Apply

You can apply either online or through your vehicle dealer:

Through Dealer:

Dealer fills Form 20 on the Vahan portal.
Selects BH series during registration.
Uploads required documents.
RTO verifies and approves.
Pay motor vehicle tax online.

Direct Online:

Log in to the Vahan portal.
Fill Form 20 and choose BH series.
Upload documents and pay applicable fees.

💰 Road Tax Structure

Biennial payment: Road tax is paid every 2 years (or multiples of 2) instead of a lump sum for 15 years.
After 14 years, tax is paid annually.
Electric vehicles get a 2% tax discount, while diesel vehicles pay 2% extra.

🌟 Benefits of BH Series

No re-registration when moving between states.
Simplified paperwork and faster processing.
Flexible tax payment reduces upfront financial burden.
Ideal for transferable jobs—no need to visit multiple RTOs.

This initiative aligns beautifully with Digital India and Ease of Living goals.

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