Ship Car To St. Croix

Car Shipping St. Croix

Do you want to ship your vehicle from the United States to St. Croix?

Shipping A Car To St. Croix

Typical Delivery Prices – How Much Does It Cost?

• For most standard vehicle types, shipping a vehicle to St. Croix from the United States will cost between $1,600 and $3,800.
• Dispatching to the Virgin Islands and surrounding areas is usually cheaper from the eastern part of the U.S.

It is the largest island in the US territory, and it is known as the US Virgin Islands (USVI). One of the main points of interest is the Salt River Bay National Historical Park and Ecological Preserve. While well-renowned for its natural beauty and ecological phenomenon, it also holds the only site where members of a Columbus expedition arrived, which is now considered US territory.

Before exporting your sedan, it is important to do a little research to ensure that bringing your conveyance to the island is truly the best option. Many of the roads in St. Croix are in ill-repair. Although it is very difficult to get around without a ride, you must determine if your automobile will be able to withstand the driving conditions and elements. Otherwise, the public transportation is inconsistent, and their limited taxi service can be expensive in the long run. Finally, you will need to enlist the support of a dependable auto logistic company to help you through the process.

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Required Documents For Delivery of A Vehicle

1. Commercial Invoice or bill of sale
2. Bill of Lading
3. Stateside driver’s license
4. Current registration
5. Vehicle Title (If the title is not available, you will need to obtain a notarized document from the lienholder giving you permission to transport the ride to St. Croix)
6. Valid passport

CUSTOMS: Upon arrival, your first stop will be the Customs Department. If your vehicle is manufactured in the US, no duty fees will be payable now. You can determine the origin by inspecting the automobile’s VIN. A VIN beginning with 1, 4, or 5 indicates the origin is the United States and can be imported duty-free. A VIN beginning with any other digits or letters will be subject to a duty fee of up to 6% of the transport’s value, as determined by the Bill of Sale or, if unavailable, the pertinent Kelley Blue Book figure.

INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICE: The next stop is the Internal Revenue Office. Road tax is calculated by determining the vehicle’s weight, as stated on the Bill of Lading, and calculating out 16 cents per pound.

DEPARTMENT OF MOTORED VEHICLES (DMV): Before removing your vehicle from the port, you must obtain a $5 moving permit, which will allow you to transport your automobile to the DMV for inspection. Please note that you will only be eligible for this permit if valid insurance exists.

The final step is registration, which can be completed by supplying all the pertinent documents, including any receipts obtained, to the DMV and paying registration fees. You must also trade in your stateside driver’s license for a US Virgin Islands driver’s license. Please be aware that you will drive on the LEFT side of the road on St. Croix, so make sure you are extremely diligent and cautious while adjusting to this change. Lastly, the difference between making this process a smooth transition and making it a much more difficult one can be directly related to selecting the best auto freight company.

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