Importing a car as part of household goods

Are you moving to another country that is not part of the European Union? Or are you going the other way around? In many cases, you can import your car (and other motor vehicles) at a favorable rate. If you meet certain conditions, you may be able to import your car as part of your household goods when moving. This means you might be exempt from paying import duties and VAT in many cases.

Conditions for importing a car as part of household goods

The conditions for importing your car as part of your household goods may vary depending on the country you are moving to. Rules and regulations concerning vehicle imports can differ from one country to another. However, there are some common conditions that may apply:

• Household goods status: You must be able to prove that you are actually moving to the new country and that the car is for personal use, for instance, by providing a residence or work permit.
• Ownership and usage: The car must be your personal property and must have been in your possession prior to the move.
• Duration of stay abroad: You must have lived abroad for a minimum of 12 months before moving.

Need assistance with importing your car as part of household goods?

Importing your car as part of your household goods can save you a lot of money. If you want to import your car outside the EU (or the other way around) and ensure that it meets all the necessary conditions, our car import specialists are here to help! We offer full support throughout the vehicle moving process:

• Documentation
• Transportation
• Customs clearance
• Inspection
• Registration

Please note that the information provided here may not be exhaustive, and it’s essential to consult with experts or official sources for the specific requirements of the country you are moving to.