Transporting vehicles

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HOW TO TRANSPORT A VEHICLE TO ANOTHER COUNTRY

Transporting your vehicle by sea to countries in Africa, South America or elsewhere involves processing paperwork and requires knowledge of customs procedures.

At TIBA we can offer advice and directly handle the transport and any necessary documentation, without the need for middle men, tailoring our service to fit in with the country the vehicle is being transported to, and any possible restrictions.

WHAT DOCUMENTATION DO I NEED TO TRANSPORT A VEHICLE?

The following documentation is necessary to transport vehicles.

  • The vehicle’s log book.
  • Deregistration of the vehicle or, in its absence, proof of payment of deregistration fee.
  • The owner’s National Identity card or the sales contract and both parties identity cards or the sales invoice for the vehicle.

HOW TO TRANSPORT VEHICLES: RO-RO VS CONTAINER

This depends on your needs. If you want to transport your personal belongings as well, container shipping is an excellent option.

Vehicles transported in containers are considered dangerous goods and according to Special Provision 961 of the International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) code they must be signed off by a cargo handling warehouse and never by an individual. Compliance with regulations is the responsibility of the warehouse and never of the individual. As an individual may disappear taking any information about a particular matter with them, the use of an approved warehouse is advisable.

With Ro-ro shipping you will avoid the costs of opening and closing, loading and discharge, lashing and unlashing, etc. that are associated with containers.

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