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Carmila Police Station

Music St, Carmila QLD 4739

Carmila Police Station serves Carmila and surrounding communities with transport and motoring services in person. The local number is (07) 4950 2120, and most rego and licensing matters are handled through the TMR line on 13 23 80 — though many tasks never need a visit at all.

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AddressMusic St, Carmila QLD 4739
TMR general line13 23 80
Wheelchair accessCall to confirm
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Before you visit

Opening hours

MondayClosed
TuesdayClosed
WednesdayClosed
Thursday9:00 - 12:00
FridayClosed
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed

Hours subject to change and closed on Queensland public holidays. Call (07) 4950 2120 to confirm before travelling.

Services at this location

  • Registration of vehicles and vessels
  • Pre-registration inspections for light vehicles only
Not offered here: Practical driver testing for motorcycles. Contact a Q-ride training provider for this service. The nearby centres below may offer these services.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need an appointment at Carmila Police Station?

Most counter services accept walk-ins, but vehicle inspections at this location are by appointment. Call (07) 4950 2120 or the TMR line on 13 23 80 to confirm before travelling, especially in regional areas.

What should I bring?

Bring photo ID for anything licence-related, your renewal notice or plate number for rego payments, and for a transfer the signed paperwork plus safety certificate. Card is accepted at most counters; a small surcharge applies to card payments.

Can I do this online instead of visiting?

Very likely. Rego checks, renewals, payments, many transfers and cancellations are all available through TMR online services. In-person visits are mainly needed for inspections, licence photos and paperwork that must be sighted.

Does this location do vehicle inspections?

Yes — this location offers inspection services (see the services list above), generally by appointment. Call ahead to book.

What are the busiest times?

Mondays, lunchtimes and the days after public holidays are typically the busiest at Queensland service counters. Mid-week, mid-morning or mid-afternoon visits usually mean shorter waits — and anything you can do online skips the queue entirely.

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