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Motorbike paperwork for Southern/East Africa (no Carnet please)
I'm heading to Cape Town in a couple of weeks to start a 6 month motorbike trip through the following countries:
Namibia Botswana Zambia Malawi Mozambique Tanzania I've got an SA registered bike and I wondered if anyone could tell me if it's still possible to get a TIP (temporary import permit) at each border crossing. I did this in 2002 with a pick up, just wondered if the same still applies? Thanks All. |
What happeneed?
I am interested in doing the same route arround mid July planning to buy a bike a in SA for the trip. Did you start your trip and is it still possible to travel with a SA registered bike through all these countries?
Best Regards Fabian |
No Carnet needed
I'm currently travelling the mentioned route with my Africa Twin (Switzerland registration). Everything after Botswana I have been using the Carnet.
In your case, SA plates, you wont need a carnet since u can get a TIP at every border up to Tanzania and even Rwanda. I know this because I have been travelling with two Aussies who bought a VW GOLF Mark I in Cape Town and have travelled all the way up to Tanzania and Rwanda without a carnet. Just get a COMESA Insurance coverage for all countries you wanna cross in Lusaka or the earliest possible place and u will save lots of money and hassle at every border crossing. Good luck Claudio |
My carnet have no Zimbabwe - Malawi - Burundi and Rawanda
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so I'm travelling by a bike registered in Egypt ,my Carnet doesn't have Zimbabwe- Malawi - Burundi and Rwanda ,and i want to pass by those countries ,i;m in South Africa now Cant go to Namibia as i don't have visa ,and Botswana the visa will take 24 working day and will be issued for 3 days only !!!!!!!!!!! that's what they told me in Pretoria so i have to go to Mozambeque - from there hope i can go to Zimbabwe without Carent ,then to Zambia and further up i;m on TIP in South Africa for 6 month ,will it help in those countreis or at least Zimbabwe? any help ?? thanks a lot |
Sorry mate but I can't help you there. Maybe someone else has any idea?
Greets from Khartoum Claudio |
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