Transporting Cars to Italia

I don’t know about you, but visiting Italy has always been a life-long vision of mine. Yet, of large concern to me (and other travelers visiting Italy) is how to explore this beautiful but unfamiliar area. What more and more people are choosing to do to make their vacation more fun and permit them more freedom is shipping cars to Italy.

Learning the Laws of the Land

Before you deliver your vehicle to Italy, you need to be aware of some of the laws, regulations and taxes that may be imposed upon your arrival and the arrival of your automobile. For instance, if cars are arriving from a part of the Italy’s European Union, they can be freely moved into Italy if they’ve been driven for six thousand kilometers and are more than six months old. If you’re from other country, the motorcar must be at least one year old.

If you’re thinking to import your car into Italy, you need a residence certificate. When driving, don’t forget you’ll be driving on the right side of the road! There are also regulations that must to be adhered regarding the importing of cars by non-Italians. Ensure with your authorities before you project to ship your car there so you know all the rules!

Moving your Auto to Italy

Shop around for the best deal from transport companies. Prior to accepting one bid, compare what each business will do for you. Although a few may do the work for you, most require that you get ready your auto for the transport, including draining most of the fuel, removing private items and making sure the car is in acceptable condition.

Be ready to present your driver’s permit and proof of identification. Make certain you carry insurance to protect your car from the time it reaches its destination.

 

Posted by crexland   @   14 November 2009

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