Car Shipping Northern Cyprus
Hauling A Vehicle To The State
Typical Dispatching Prices – How Much Does It Cost?
- Delivery of a motor to this region from the U.S. will usually cost from $1,800 to $4,200, though the costs can go higher depending on what type (and size) of the vehicle is being shipped.
- The most affordable method is transporting it in a freight container on a boat.
Relocating overseas takes a lot of careful planning, and when you wish to have your ride hauled, you must plan ahead of time and follow certain procedures carefully. The self-declared region in the Northeastern part of the island requires many forms to be filled out and documents that will submitted to customs when importing into the area. You must hire an auto transporter to ship and deliver your motor overseas. You will have to make sure you have insurance that will cover both international exporting and importing.
If your insurance doesn’t cover international ventures, don’t worry. International transit insurance is easily obtained, and your agent can direct you to the right source for it. You will have to provide the transport company with your driver’s license, social security number, vehicle title, insurance certificate, and a signed Power of Attorney, which will allow them to deliver your vehicle. They will fully explain any other documentation that will be needed before shifting.
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Import Regulations in This Northeastern Region
This Northeastern region has many regulations on importing personnel vehicles. You can only keep your motor there for a period of up to 3 months and must show valid registration from the United States before importation. You’ll also need to show customs a copy of your passport, driver’s license, bill of sale listing you as the owner of the four-wheeler, the bill of lading (Transit invoice), and you will be required to pay taxes and duties on importing the motor. The taxes and duties are based on the value of the car and the engine capacity, as listed in the Glass Motoring Guide. Taxes on non-European motors will be charged at a 65% of vehicle value tax rate. Your ride must also be less than five years old at the time of importing there, and you will be required to purchase local vehicle insurance while the car is in the country.
What to Know Before You Move
Before your car ever reaches the port of exit in the United States, you must have a total quote prepared for you by the delivery agent. This quote should detail transportation via land in the U.S. to the port, shifting overseas, and detailing the motor if necessary by the conveyance company. They will let you know what fees must be paid upfront and the total you must pay when it arrives in this region. You may also want to check with the U.S Customs and Border Protection Agency to see if any changes have been made to overseas movement regulations and if you need additional paperwork. You’ll also want to be fully informed of the cost of overseas transit and the different ways your motor can be shipped. There are three main ways to choose from when relocating your car internationally. If you will only relocate your ride and no personal items, then the quickest way to ship is via Roro Shipping. Your four-wheeler will be rolled onto the ship at the port of exit in the U.S. and rolled off when it arrives in this region. If you have personal items that will have to be moved inside of your vehicle, or along with your car, then you will need to use Container Delivery. Your personal items can be easily placed inside the container and shipped with it. You may also opt for International Air Shipping, which will allow for personal items to be delivered and provide you with the fastest way possible to have your ride with you.
Your auto transport agent will walk you through the entire international transit procedure and help you compile all of the required documentation. They know the various options and the estimated time it will take for your vehicle to reach its destination.
Required Documents For Relocating A Vehicle To The Area
- Passport
- Driver's license
- Registration
- Insurance card
- Bill of lading (BoL)
- Carnet de passages (transit papers)