Ship Car To Burundi

Ship your Automobile To or From Burundi

Typical Hauling Prices – How Much Does It Cost?

• It’s not cheap to ship a vehicle to Burundi, not just because of the distance, but also because the country itself is not easily accessible.
• Car transport rates to the area start at $3,500 and go as high as $7,500, depending on the specifics of the shipment.

Cost & Time Examples To Move Your Vehicle

• *Prices and times are estimated. They can vary depending on the season and the type of vehicle.
• *Save the ground transport cost by delivering the vehicle 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 transport a vehicle 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.

When you move to Burundi and need to have your own personal car with you, you will need to contact agent to transport it for you. In Burundi, less than 10% of the roads are paved, so having a 4-Wheel Drive vehicle is suggested for personal travel throughout the country.

The hauler will also assist you with delivery once it reaches the entry port in Burundi. For importing personal cars, you can locate the paperwork to fill out for Customs by speaking to your shifting agent or by contacting the U.S. Customs and Border Protection Agency.

Popular Hauling Destinations

• Bujumbura
• Gitega
• Makamba
• Muyinga
• Ngozi
• Ruyigi

Other Types Of Vehicles We Transport

• Motorcycles

Required Documents For Hauling

In order to bring your car to Burundi when you relocate to the country, there are several forms that will need to be presented to Customs to do so. Here are the required documents that you must have with you prior to shifting:

1. Original Bill of Sale
2. Original Vehicle Registration
3. Original Title that shows the engine number, chassis number, cubic capacity, make, model and year manufactured
4. Copy of Passport
5. Bill of lading (and/or other transport documentation)

You will also need to pay a handling fee of 4% of the cost, insurance, and freight (CIF) fees as well as 17% transactional tax based on the total cost of the CIF. Prior to shipping, you will be required to provide the following information to the relocating agent:

• Driver’s License
• Social Security Card
• Original Vehicle Title
• Passport
• Signed affidavit of Power of Attorney if you will not be present at the exit port in the United States or at the entry port in Burundi

For more information on paperwork or documents that you may need, you can contact the Burundi Embassy in Washington, DC and they can direct you to customs regulations and paperwork that will be needed to bring your personal items or car into the country.

Prior to Hauling

Prior to shifting your car to Burundi you will need to speak to a shipping agent and confirm with them the way you want your car to be transported and if you will need any personal items relocated with the car. You will also be able to schedule pick-up and delivery if it is needed in the United States or in Burundi when the car arrives at the port.

Depending on the type of transport you choose for hauling, you may be asked to steam clean your car and clean out all personal items from inside the car, including the trunk. You may also have to remove exterior accessories that could potentially fall off or be damaged during the overseas journey.

The agent will go over all of the pricing and will give you a complete quote. They will also explain how the type of relocation you choose is performed and the typical time frame that you can expect your car to be delivered in Burundi.

How to Relocate a Vehicle

There are two main ways to ship a car to Burundi from the United States. These are Roll-On Roll-Off (Ro-Ro) and Container Shipping.

Ro-Ro Shipping - It is the least expensive and most preferred way to haul cars overseas. Ro-Ro is perfect for cars, trucks, SUV’s, buses and most forms of vehicle transportation. Your car will be driven up a ramp onto the haul and secured with braces or brackets and a wooden footing device to secure the car in place for the overseas trip.

Once your car reaches the port in Burundi, it can be driven right off the shifting. With this you will need to remove all personal items from the car and have it cleaned prior to exporting.

Container Shipping - It is one of the oldest forms of shifting large freight overseas. While relocating in containers will cost more than Ro-Ro Shipping, it is beneficial to those who need to haul more than just their car. If you have personal items you can have them placed inside the container as well as inside of the car during transport.

Hauling Of Heavy Equipment & Oversized Cargo

There are some elements to shifting overseas that need proper consideration to ensure they are transported efficiently. We offer a variety of options to make the process seamless and get your cargo to Burundi, when it needs to be there. We offer a variety of solutions to a wide range of hauling needs and are confident that we have an avenue for you. From tractors, combines and farm equipment to cranes, large trucks and heavy vehicles, no task is too big!

We will help guide you through some of the obstacles of hauling overseas. Complying not only with the U.S.’s export procedures but with Burundi’s import policies and regulations are paramount to successful transport. Every country is different and the process can be daunting, so we’d welcome a call to discuss your options.

Relevant Statistics

• Over 2,000 cars are shipped to Burundi annually from various countries.
• Approximately 95% of the cars imported to Burundi are used vehicles.
• The average cost of shifting to Burundi ranges from $1,500 to $3,000.
• Around 80% of the cars imported to Burundi come from Japan.
• Import taxes on cars brought into Burundi can reach up to 60% of the vehicle's value.

General Facts

• Shipping a car to Burundi involves transporting a vehicle from one country to another, usually through sea freight or air cargo.
• The process typically requires proper documentation, including ownership proof, vehicle registration, and import/export permits.
• It's important to research and comply with the specific customs regulations and requirements of Burundi when shipping a car there.
• Relocating costs for cars to Burundi can vary depending on factors like the distance, size of the vehicle, and chosen method.
• Professional haulers can provide assistance in arranging transportation, handling paperwork, and ensuring the safe delivery of the vehicle to Burundi.

Most Common Ways to Relocate

With us, you have a handful of international hauling options at your disposal. Below are some of the more common methods in transporting cargo overseas:

• The Lift On/Lift Off method of transport, otherwise known as the LoLo shipping method, requires the use of a crane to pick up and place your cargo on the boat. This service is most commonly used for oversized cargo that’s been crated or for large inoperable vehicles.
• The Roll On/Roll Off method of transport, otherwise known as the RoRo shipping method, is the most cost effective option. This requires your vehicle to be operable and to use of a ramp to get on and off the cargo ship. It’s an ideal form of shifting for larger yet there is usually a 15ft height restriction.
• The Flat Rack method is essentially an open top relocating container that does not contain walls. This method is particular useful for transporting large boats, pipes or machinery since they can be loaded from the top or the sides. Your cargo is then secured and subsequently placed on top of the cargo ship.
• Container shipping is the most secure hauling option and offers the most protection from the inclement weather. Thus it usually is the most expensive option. If your cargo is able to fit inside a 40ft container then you may be eligible for this option.

Other Services

• Overseas Moving Services to Burundi

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