Carnet Cost - Surety example
After unsuccesfully asking and searching on this site to determine the costs of the carnet I went to the "horse" and this is the implications of getting a Carnet from the RAC in UK with surety provided by LR Davison for a bike valued at £1500; for a period less than 12 months following the classic East Africa route.
The example is for including Egypt:
Indemnity Value
Bike value: 1500
Country %: 800%
Total to indemnified: £12,000.00
RL Davison Premium
Premium 10%: 1200
Premium Tax 5%: 60
Total Premium: £1,260.00
RAC Costs
Refundable deposit: 350
Cost of Carnet: 150
Int license: 5.5
Total RAC cost: £505.50
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Initial payment: £1,765.50
Refunds on discharge of carnet
50% of Premium: 630
RAC Deposit: 350
Total refund: £980.00
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Net Cost: £785.50
Excluding Egypt results in an initial payment of £820,50 and a net cost of £313.00
This comes with the standard caveats: This is a guide price which reflects the costs at this current time. Things don't stay the same. Ask the "Horse" for an independant quotation to reflect your person circumstances.
Last edited by Bossies; 23 Aug 2006 at 14:30.
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