Hi,
First I would like to thank Beddhist for his post about the website listing visa requirements for most of the World!! I was wondering if anyone knows of similar sites listing coutries the require a carnet, specifically for British licence holders??
Cheers Del Boy.

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The only site I'm aware of is the AIT (link on the left under Carnet), but it's only theoretically correct: it lists all countries that ACCEPT the CDP, not those REQUIRING it.

About as useful as a chocolate teapot.

Perhaps I should start one?

Here we go:

America, N & S: no
Europe: no

Africa
Maroc no
Algeria no?
Tunisia no?
Lybia ?
Egypt yes
Jordan no?
Israel who cares, you can't leave!
Lebanon no?
Syria yes?

Australia yes, but see info on the left!
NZ no

Asia
Turkey no
Iraq who knows, closed for now
Iran yes
Afghanistan ? you don't want to go there quite yet...
Pakistan yes
India yes
Nepal yes
Bangladesh yes?
Myanmar ?
China no, but you can't normally enter anyway
Thailand no?
Laos no?
Cambodia ?
Vietnam ? no bikes over 175cc
Malaysia ?
Indonesia ?
East Timor ?

There, I made a start.

All those who have been to ? countries can report whether carnets are required and then we have a list.

Perhaps our busy hosts will incorporate the result in the site somewhere.

Over to you folks!

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Peter.

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Hi Peter,
Thanks for the infos. Do you have an idea about Middle East countries like, UAE, Qatar, Oman, S.Arabia, Bahrain and Yemen?


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Some travellers tell that from Turkey to Iran some border posts have alternative available for Carnet for Iran, costs around 100-200-300$ (depends how good "talker" you are on your bike's worth) and takes a lot of paperwork hassle, but doable if you don't have much to deposit hugely on Carnet before the trip.

What i'd be interested is also the Carnet requirement or possible ways of skiping it for UAE, Oman and Yemen?

Cheers, Margus

[This message has been edited by Margus (edited 11 April 2005).]

We used a Carnet in our 2003-2004 travels in the following countries flagged by **yes**. Details at www.hackneys.com/travel.



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Thanks for the info Douglas. But the real question is not where you CAN use your carnet, if you have one, but where it is REQUIRED.

Do you have any info on that?

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Peter.

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From what I've gathered uptil now, a carnet should NOT be required for:

Tunesia
Libya
Niger

Does anyone know about: Chad, Cameroon and Gabon?

Thanks!

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Michiel.

No carnet required for South American countries? Really? Great news.. I must admit I ahven't done any research on this area of the world but I would sure like to make a trip there.
Dave

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What a great BBS this is.
This afternoon I was looking for this information but could not find it.
Thanks!

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The ADAC has a PDF map, but it's not entirely correct, either: http://www.adac.de/images/L%C3%A4nde...tcm8-83881.pdf

A search on their site for 'carnet' turns up a lot of info, even in English and French! That's interesting, cause according to the info on the carnet page on the left they only issue carnets for German residents.

They assured me that they WILL issue us carnets for our FRENCH registered bikes, but I have a German residence registered.

The French auto club, on the other hand, told me that AIT rules prohibit the issuing of carnets for vehicles not registered in the country of the issuing club. The exception is said to be for vehicles from countries where there is no issuing club.

Link to ADAC carnet info in English: http://www.adac.de/ReiseService/Reis...e/Carnet_e.asp


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Peter.

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Come on, boys and girls! Let's gather some more info from your travels and I'll put it in a table on a web page.

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Hi,
I notice you've all said Europe doesn't require a Carnet. Does this go for eastern as well as western europe? I'm particularly interested in Herzegovina, Croatia, Romania and Bulgaria.
Matt

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Yes.

The Carnet link on the left says so.

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Does anyone know the position regarding NZ? It seems that officially a Carnet is required but is it really necessary? We are on the verge of going and with Paul Gowan going AWOL (presumably with stress, the amount of people he helps!) it is going to be nigh on impossible to get ours in place in time. Can you get away without one?

The use of the carnet is optional in NZ. Use it if you have it and you are going to continue travelling to another country requiring it. Otherwise don't bother.

You have to deposit 16% of the current value of your bike, if you don't use a carnet. Check the Carnet link on the left, there should be a link to the relevant NZ Govt. web pages.

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