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22 May 2014
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how does leaving your motobike & paperwork work?
in short: if you buy a motobike in country A and want to leave it extensively in country B .. what paper work needs to be filled out?
how does it work?
in a real example - if I buy a bike in Poland / European Union and want to leave it over winter preferably in Turkey (I have good friends there and flights are cheapest from Istanbul to Insia/Asia..)
how can this be done ?
maybe I should buy / leave it elsewhere ..
I am trying to do my homework ahead of time ..
thank you ..
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23 May 2014
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Originally Posted by InGearX
in short: if you buy a motobike in country A and want to leave it extensively in country B .. what paper work needs to be filled out?
how does it work?
in a real example - if I buy a bike in Poland / European Union and want to leave it over winter preferably in Turkey (I have good friends there and flights are cheapest from Istanbul to Insia/Asia..)
how can this be done ?
maybe I should buy / leave it elsewhere ..
I am trying to do my homework ahead of time ..
thank you ..
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The question is best asked in the relevant forum, each country differs. While it will be easier to do this with a bike in the EU you still have to conform to country laws. In the UK we have continuous insurance and road tax required unless you declare the vehicle SORN (Statuary Off Road Notification), other EU countries ... dunno ?
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29 May 2014
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The question is best asked in the relevant forum, each country differs. While it will be easier to do this with a bike in the EU you still have to conform to country laws. In the UK we have continuous insurance and road tax required unless you declare the vehicle SORN (Statuary Off Road Notification), other EU countries ... dunno ?
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thanks I hear you
varies so much by country..
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29 May 2014
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thanks I hear you
varies so much by country..
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And I don't think Turkey is the most straight forward country to leave one in, better off elsewhere such as Greece, Bulgaria or Georgia.
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19 Aug 2014
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And I don't think Turkey is the most straight forward country to leave one in, better off elsewhere such as Greece, Bulgaria or Georgia.
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so say I wanted to leave it in any country - what is the law - bike can stay as long as I can stay per my visa?
or how does it usually work?
when I enter they put an exit date for the bike as well?
thank you ..
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