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Originally Posted by Zimi
Hi!
...My bike is currently in Russia, but I am planing to move toward central asia...
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What's happening with this?
Iran: 90 days with a carnet (make sure you ask for the full allowance) - they will write the expiry date (in Persian, and in the Persian calendar) on the back of the carnet page. Without a carnet you get much less.
Pakistan: 90 days but I have easily extended beyond this, up to 180 I think just by walking into the customs and revenue office.
Turkey: Last time I drove into Turkey (2015) they made a separate customs stamp in my passport for my car and it was valid for 5 months. Not sure if this is extendable.
You could always try putting the vehicle in a bonded customs yard, I think this would be OK in Pakistan as the authorities there are very helpful and speak English.
I also think Georgia is pretty lax on vehicles; you could just leave it there. Plus unlike Pakistan and Iran you won't need to worry about getting another visa in order to get your bike back.
Good luck in Barnaul
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