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Is it possible to leave my motorcycle in Brazil for a month while out of the country?
I'm in the process of selling my KLR and bringing my Land Rover into Bolivia. The problem is that as a foreigner I can only have 1 vehicle in country at a time. I'm looking at storing my bike in Columba Brazil for a month while I prep the rover. Will this be possible? I've heard they have TIPs now and they are stamped on your passport as well. Is there any other way? Thanks
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If you can store it in Argentina, I haven't heard of anyone being stopped from leaving a vehicle behind and returning before the tip expires (which will be either 3 or 8 months)
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Originally Posted by Tony LEE
If you can store it in Argentina, I haven't heard of anyone being stopped from leaving a vehicle behind and returning before the tip expires (which will be either 3 or 8 months)
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Yep that's what I looks like to me. Just more hassle.
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not the official way and you need to know it by yourself but...
when i crossed the border in Corumba in februrary nobody cared about my car. there is also a lot of traffic at the border just going through the whole day. they do not control. you could totally bring the car to brazil over the border without a tvip parking it in a garage and just go back to bolivia a few months later
i say it again it is not the legal way and you could be in trouble but actually i do not think so.
other possibility would be paraguay, it is closer than argentina and also a country where everything is easy going!
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As per pickypalla post, you could cross from iguazu falls to foz de iguazu exit argentina and just ride into brazil stamp immigration and nobody is going to bother you about the bike just ride through. Could probably park it at the Hi hostel Paudimer they have big parking and are helpful. Maybe not 100% legal or maybe it is as i think there is some sort of free movement in that area.
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So is there any reason one cannot leave Brasil while one have entered the country with a foreign vehicle? Have anyone actually been denied leaving the country for this reason?
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