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11 Jul 2002
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Hi Chris -
I'm presently in Honduras, just about to cross into Guatemala. Until now, the only place I needed it was off the boat in Buenos Aires. ( I went via Peru - Brasil - Venezuela )
As for those countries between here and Alaska, we'll have to wait and see.
Maarten, I know a swiss guy who entered Equador and then flew his bike to Panama, without having a Carnet.
Some countries who are not listed on the Carnet will accept it, as it saves them time writing out the details. Others, who are listed on the Carnet, told me the only document worth it's weight was the temporary vehicle importation they do. ( Like Costa Rica). It's not that they don't enforce the Carnet, they either don't know what it is, or tell you it's worthless as far as they are concerned...
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Guys,
Re Carnets in south, central, and north america.
I shipped my bike to Buenos Aires in January, and have since ridden through Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Panama, Costa Rica, Honduras, Nigaragua, El Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico, and the United States.
I did NOT have a carnet de passage.
My bike was registered in Australia, passport was from Ireland, and license from the US. The only bike doc I had was an expired registration (which no-one seemed to notice).
I was very seldom asked for a carnet; and always got through the borders without it and without paying further bribes.
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Trying to find out the what kind of money I have to deposit to get a Carnet for India. I,m planning to bring an older (94 or older)Transalp or African Twin. Any ideas anyone?
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