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Hello, I have a question...
Is it necessary Carnet de Passages in the countries of Southern America?
If yes that in which?
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19 Mar 2010
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No. This question is answered, more than once, in older threads.
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19 Mar 2010
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Hello, and welcome to the HUBB. Like Mark said, you do not need a carnet for all of Latin America. This can be confusing as many places that sell carnets state that you need one, but this is not true. They just want you to buy one. By using the search function you can find many posts on this subject, it's been beaten to death really
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20 Mar 2010
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It has where? LOL JK
You do not need one in any of the Americas North or South.
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Thanks, I search any info about Carnet at Americas, but may be today old information is not actually!
I have a moto and car in Nigeria today, they park in Abuja. I both this moto in Germany and I have only red transit numberplate (two years old ).
My car with russian numberplates.
Now I will like ship my car and moto to Argentina from Senegal or Benin, and after will go to USA by weast coast. What you think about moto with transit european numbers and no registrations?
PS: I dont have problem with my moto in North Africa (Tunis, Algeria, Niger, Nigeria)
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Quote:
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What you think about moto with transit european numbers and no registrations?
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I would think that you would have problems without the registration. You do not have anything to show that you bought the motor, or a paper saying that you own the motor? You would need something....
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You need a registration document proving that you own the vehicle. It needs to match the vehicle license plate (tabs), VIN number, the information on your passport, etc. If feeling particularly brave, you might consider Photoshop.....but there are a lot of borders, therefore a lot of aduanas staffed by a lot of hungry men and women in uniform, between Argentina and the USA.
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I have a numberplate and brif (paper), where I is owner!
With all info about moto.
I think this problem only with countries likes Carnet, because Carnet produced only by registred moto, I think. Or may be USA, because they have rules like EU.
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no problem
hola indiza
with the german exportation-number-plate and the (brief) paper you wan't have problems in south america.
just get insurance for the countries where it's compulsary e.g.argentina
suerte y disfruta este lindo continente
all the best geri
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