Ship Car To Antigua

Car Shipping Antigua

Ship Car to or from Antigua

Typical Shipping Prices – How Much Does It Cost?

• Having a vehicle hauled to Antigua from the United States is relatively affordable since it’s not that far in geographic terms, just southeast of Florida in the Caribbean Sea.
• The average expense is between $1,600 and $3,900.

Cost & Time For Shipments

*Prices and times are estimated. They can vary depending on the season and the type of vehicle.

*Save the ground cost by delivering to the nearest port.

*Allow an additional 10 days to process the documents.

*Prices are for 1 car in a dedicated 20ft container. This is the safest and most reliable way to haul internationally. Other items may be included in the container to help save you money when moving.

*Using the RoRo (roll on, roll off) method is less expensive and shipments can be completed in fewer days. Contact us now for a free RoRo quote.

Popular Destinations

• All Saints
• Liberta
• St. John´s

Other Types Of Vehicles We Haul

• Motorcycles

Antigua is one of the more popular islands, located along the Caribbean region. The lush land is known for its sandy beaches and mesmerizing views. Although, Antigua is the perfect luxurious vacationing location, relocating to the area can be a challenge when you have plans to import to the island.

Our autos are a prized possession. You’ve worked hard to purchase it, and we rely upon the use of our vehicle to complete daily tasks. That’s why the thought of exporting from the United States to Antigua sounds intimidating. No doubt many questions are swarming around in your head.

• How can I ensure that my car will be safe?
• How does the process work?
• How much money can I expect to spend?

Let’s address those concerns.

Required Documents

Whenever it is being imported internationally, there are a series of forms that must be completed by the importer or the broker to be cleared by customs. An import license is required to move. A1-AT is a licensed importer. The Customs Department requires the following documentation to be cleared:

1. Import license from the Ministry of Trade.
2. Bill of Lading.
3. Invoice.
4. Environmental Levy Form.
5. Refrigerant Form from the National Ozone Office within the Ministry of Trade.

The Bill Of Lading or invoice is used to complete a Customs Declaration form. Once the form is submitted, the value of the vehicle, as well as the type of refrigerant, will be classified and verified by the valuation officer.

The National Ozone Office has to approve and document the refrigerant form. Next, an Environmental Levy should be obtained from the Environmental Protection Unit. Once this form has been filled out the importer can receive an Environmental Levy waiver from the Minister of Agriculture based on the age.

An Environmental Levy waiver can cost up to $4,000 for a vehicle older than a year and $1,000 for one at least one-year-old.

Tax Duties and Tariff

Import tariffs and taxes are something to consider when planning the importation or exportation. In order to calculate import duties and taxes the value of the car the price of insurance and the total fee must all be known. The Customs Procedures Act and the Tariff Act serve as the basis for all applicable taxes and charges.

Ensuring the Safety

A1-AT has years of experience in hauling all kinds to different countries around the world. That’s why we can guarantee timely service, and great communication throughout the process so that you don’t have to worry about safety.

What can you do on your part to make sure that everything goes smoothly?

When autos are being hauled, it’s recommended that you avoid packing additional items such as; clothes, furniture, and houseware.

Moving Of Heavy Equipment & Oversized Cargo

The act of delivering across the sea will call for professional assistance. Complying with import policies and finding haulers and safety gear strong enough for such large load isn’t for individuals to take on without the right experience or access to equipment. Fortunately, we are here to help.

The low-cost services we offer can easily haul nearly any type of heavy equipment to Antigua from the U.S. Depending on the weight and size, we will have various methods for you to consider. If you’re not sure what is considered heavy equipment, here is a list of examples of oversized cargo we’re able to move overseas…

• Farm Equipment
• Industrial Equipment
• Mining Equipment
• Pavers
• Backhoes
• Forklifts
• Dump Trucks
• Large Trucks or Heavy Vehicles
• Cranes
• Engineering Equipment
• Agricultural Equipment and more…

Call us today to find out what we consider it and to see how much it will cost for us to ship from the U.S. to Antigua. We are certain we will be able to assist you and get it quickly and safely underway without any concerns. We will also help you choose the best available shipping method according to your preferences, budget, and cargo type. For more information regarding our methods, read the brief descriptions listed below.

• LoLo(Lift On/Lift Off): This method requires the help of a crane to lift on and lift off your cargo from the ship. We strongly recommend this service to those moving large inoperable autos and crated shipments.
• RoRo(Roll On/Roll Off): This is the least expensive service available. It must be capable of rolling onto and off of the ship, meaning it must be operable. Most customers have this as an option but it isn’t always accepted at all sea ports. If there isn’t an available seaport for your country, we will have it moved to the nearest one that accepts this method and see that the ground method is prepared to deliver it from there on out. This is an open-air service that leaves it exposed to outside elements. Make sure it is fully covered under our insurance plans.
• Container method: It is available to everyone. Your cargo must fit inside a 40ft container to use this method. Since this service protects it from outside elements, it tends to cost more than the other available options.
• Flat Rack: It uses an open metal frame to secure it. Once your cargo is fastened to this large durable frame, it is placed on top of the ship until it reaches port. The frame with the load still secured, is then lifted off of the ship safely.

Other Services

• Overseas Services

Related Information & FAQ.

• Process of registering

References

http://customs.gov.ag/trade/vehicle-import/