Whether you import a car from Germany, Belgium, Sweden, or any other European country, we ensure your vehicle is officially registered and ready for the road.
When you import a vehicle from abroad into the Netherlands, it must be officially registered with the RDW. This car import registration procedure is mandatory before the vehicle is allowed on public roads.
During the RDW registration process:
After the inspection, a BPM tax declaration must be submitted. Once this has been approved and/or paid, the RDW will issue a Dutch vehicle registration certificate.
You don’t have to arrange anything yourself. We take care of the entire vehicle registration process for your imported car.
We’ve streamlined the process into clear steps:
Many people underestimate the complexity of RDW vehicle registration. Errors in documentation or BPM declarations can lead to delays or additional costs.
The official RDW costs for registering an imported vehicle typically range between €130 and €200. These include:
In addition to these, there are often extra costs involved when importing a car, such as:
As a result, total additional costs can range from a few hundred to several thousand euros.
No worries: we provide a complete and transparent cost overview in advance. This way, you know exactly what the RDW costs are and which additional import costs apply—without any surprises.
More about BPM declaration More about RDW inspectionWe handle vehicle registration for a wide range of vehicle types. In addition to standard passenger cars, we also take care of the registration of your imported classic car, motorcycle, or motorhome.
Each vehicle type has its own RDW requirements and registration procedures. Thanks to our experience and our own certified RDW inspection station, we ensure every vehicle is registered correctly and without delays.
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We handle it quickly, accurately, and completely
From the initial BPM calculation to the installation of the license plates, Marlog Europe makes the process simple.
Mark
Import Advisor