Ship Your Car To Guyana

Typical Shipping Prices – How Much Does It Cost?

• The majority of shipping costs to Guyana from the U.S. are from $1,000 to $3,800. T
• There’s a lot of variance in the cost due to many factors that affect it, from the time of year to shipping availability to the customs procedures and fees involved in the process.

Estimated Cost & Time Of Freight

• Prices and times are estimated. They can vary depending on the season and the type of vehicle.
• Save on ground transport costs 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.

As a sovereign state in South America, Guyana's car importation from the United States is easier than one may think.

As part of the Caribbean, this is a very popular tourist attraction that many stay in for longer lengths of time. Some U.S. citizens purchase property to stay in, during the winter months. Regardless of the reason for the extended stay, a personal vehicle will allow for easy travel across the country as well as its surrounding regions.

It is known for its rainforest population and many travels here for study and work. Millions of dollars have been spent in an effort to preserve the country's magnificent forests and wildlife.

Popular Delivery Destinations

• Anna Regina
• Georgetown
• Linden
• New Amsterd

Required Documents

Luckily, vehicle imports into Guyana from the United States are more lenient than in many other countries. Specific forms and documentation will be necessary, and tariffs will need to be paid prior to shipment. Duties and taxes for importing are quite high, so be prepared for the costs.

1. Title and original registration card.
2. Proof of ownership.
3. License and passport.
4. Copy of duty-free letter from Secretary to the Treasury.
5. Customs entry document.
6. Certificate of insurance.
7. Temporary insurance.
8. Non-sale certificate.

The documentation required and other specifics are subject to change at any time. Contacting Customs will be a wise decision prior to the shipping of a vehicle.

Methods of Moving a Vehicle

Few methods of moving a vehicle are available, but two are certain to do the trick and less costly than other methods. Container and RO/RO shipping are the most popular choices.

• RO/RO shipping is the cheapest shipping method that requires the vehicle to roll on and off the ship. The vehicle must be empty with a few exceptions.
• When it comes to shipping containers customers have a few options. The vehicle will be enclosed in the container and any personal effects allowed by Guyana Customs may be placed within. Cargo can be stored in the unused portion of the container. It's costs can be cut in half if two persons share a container.

Air shipment is another method of vehicle shipment. However, its high price is almost impossible for most to pay.

Heavy Equipment & Oversized Cargo

Check out the services offered by A1 Auto Transport when you need to ship large, oversized, or heavy equipment to another country. Our heavy equipment services are available to those looking to ship nearly any type of equipment nationally or internationally. There’s not much we can’t ship or many countries we have yet to ship to. So, when it comes to delivering your oversized cargo, we are sure we can help.

Types of Heavy Equipment & Oversized Cargo We Ship Overseas

• Tractors, combines & other farm equipment
• Backhoes and excavators
• RVs and motorhomes
• Industrial equipment
• Bulldozers
• Dump trucks
• Forklifts
• Hydraulic equipment
• Engines
• Pile drivers
• Pavers
• Cranes
• Large trucks & heavy vehicles
• Engineering equipment
• Agricultural equipment & machinery

Shipping services for heavy equipment are priced at higher rates due to the higher risks involved with its delivery because of its larger size and weight. To see if your cargo is considered oversized or heavy equipment, simply call and describe your cargo to one of our representatives before receiving a free quote.

Methods of International Transport for Heavy Equipment

The methods of international transport for oversized and heavy cargo available to you through A1 will depend on the type of heavy equipment you’d like to have shipped overseas. We will surely help you decide which method of transport is best for your cargo’s delivery. However before you call in, we’d like to provide you with some information regarding the shipping services we have available.

• The Lift On/Lift Off or LoLo service is a reasonably priced shipping service that requires the help of a crane. Your large inoperable vehicle or packed heavy equipment is lifted by crane to go on top of the boat.
• The Roll On/Roll Off or RoRo method is the least expensive of all the overseas services we offer. This service requires your vehicle to be operable. The large equipment or vehicle will need to drive onto and off of the boat using a ramp.
• The Flat Rack method is an open air service that secures your cargo to a metal frame before it boards the boat.
• Container is slightly costlier yet it isn’t available to all those in need of shipping services. If your cargo can fit inside of a 40ft shipping container despite its heavy weight, than you may be able to use this method of transport.

Relevant Statistics

• Over 3,000 cars are shipped annually.
• The cost of relocating a car ranges from $1,500 to $2,500.
• Approximately 95% of the cars imported are used vehicles.
• It takes an average of 20 days for a car to be shipped from the United States to Guyana.
• The most popular car brands being shipped include Toyota, Honda, and Nissan, accounting for 70% of all shipments.

Other Services

• Overseas Moving Services to Guyana

Related Information & FAQs.

• Is the extra cost for container services worth it to ship a car to Guyana?
• Learn how to ship a vehicle to Guyana safely