Germany is BMW’s home market and offers an unmatched range of models, trims and engine options. Whether you are looking for a young used BMW, a sporty M model or a luxury sedan, Germany often provides more choice at more competitive prices.
In addition, you benefit from:
Marlog Europe ensures you take full advantage of these benefits, without hassle or risk.
Importing a car from Germany
Importing a BMW involves more than just purchasing the vehicle. You must take into account BPM calculation, VAT regulations, technical requirements and RDW registration. Mistakes in this process can result in unnecessary delays and additional costs.
We assist you with:
This way, you can proceed with confidence, without unexpected surprises.
Whether you have already found a BMW in Germany or are still exploring your options, we tailor our services entirely to your situation. Our services for importing a BMW from Germany:
Safe and professional transport from Germany to the Netherlands, available as open or enclosed transport.
We guide you through the RDW inspection and handle the complete Dutch vehicle registration process.
Accurate calculation and settlement of BPM and VAT, including expert advice for special or exceptional cases.
Experience, speed and certainty with every BMW import
Importing a BMW requires in-depth knowledge of regulations, tax rules and technical requirements. That is why we follow a clear and structured step-by-step approach. This is how the BMW import process works:
Would you like to know the cost of importing your BMW or how we can assist you?
Feel free to contact us or request a quote directly.
Mark
Import Advisor
The total cost of importing a BMW from Germany consists of several components, such as the purchase price, BPM, transport costs, RDW inspection and Dutch vehicle registration. The BPM amount depends on factors like model, year of manufacture and CO₂ emissions. Marlog Europe calculates the total expected costs upfront, so you know exactly what to expect.
In most cases, BPM is payable when importing a BMW into the Netherlands. The amount varies per model and specification. We calculate the BPM in the most favourable way possible, for example by applying depreciation or a valuation report when this results in a lower amount.
Yes, importing a new BMW from Germany is possible. New vehicles are subject to different VAT rules than used cars. Marlog Europe advises you on the correct VAT and BPM treatment and ensures proper handling, preventing unexpected costs.
Yes. We take care of the complete transport of your BMW from Germany to the Netherlands. Depending on your preferences and the type of vehicle, this can be done via open or enclosed transport.
Yes, every imported BMW must be inspected by the RDW before it can receive Dutch registration plates. Marlog Europe prepares your BMW for the inspection and fully supports this process.
Key documents include the purchase invoice, German registration papers, a COC document (if available) and a valid ID. We verify all documents in advance to ensure a smooth and efficient import process.
Absolutely. If you have already purchased a BMW in Germany, we can handle the entire import process for you, including transport, RDW inspection, BPM calculation and vehicle registration.
Yes, provided the process is handled correctly. Germany is known for its comprehensive service records and reliable documentation. With Marlog Europe’s guidance, risks are minimised and common mistakes are avoided.
Yes. We support both private individuals and business clients, including car dealers and leasing companies, with BMW imports from Germany.
Simply contact us or request a free, no-obligation quote. Our specialists will review your situation and advise you on the best approach for importing your BMW.