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27 Sep 2006
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Ask him to write an Autorization for you what he should get confirmed by a loyer from Chile than you should not have big troubles to leave the country! Make also your own papers for the motorbike with your name (make them yourself with a nice stamp and get someone to sign it), there are more people riding around the world with faith papers, just do not get closed to your homecountry and you will be fine! No one knows down here what your papers look like and if they look more or less simular than the original ones you will not have a problem!
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Export and Import
Hi Jens and Albert,
As we both won't be there at the same time he would have to do a temporary import into Chile, get it authorised by a lawyer that I can have the bike and the temporary import and leave it for me. Then I would pick it up and ride through SA with the temporary import, registration and authorisation?
Do you think that would work?
Thanks for your advice!
Annette
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28 Sep 2006
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Quote:
Originally Posted by sunflowers
Hi Jens and Albert,
As we both won't be there at the same time he would have to do a temporary import into Chile, get it authorised by a lawyer that I can have the bike and the temporary import and leave it for me. Then I would pick it up and ride through SA with the temporary import, registration and authorisation?
Do you think that would work?
Thanks for your advice!
Annette
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Hmmm, the authorization works for chilean bikes....just need one for every country you want to visit. We didn't have the new Chilean papers when we travelled to Peru, Bolivia, and Argentina, but we had an authorization for each of these countries. Only the Bolivian guy suggested it should have been stamped by the Bolivian embassy in Santiago...but then we all have to make a living, and he did process us for free after a bit of patient explaining of how the document had nothing to do with Bolivian law....he didn't even ask for a 'voluntary contribution'!
I'm not sure if you can get the authorization if you never meet, as both parties have to sign and thumb print when it is issued....perhabs Albert has and idea? It might be possible to get it done through a third party...i.e. give the notary (or some trusted person) a full authorization to do what ever they like (including selling the bike) and that person could in turn authorize you???
Chileans have a very good computer system and they will notice if things are not right.
The other question is if a chilean notary can issue an authorization for a foreign registered vehicle???
Jens
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