Guidelines for the Importation of Used Vehicles into South Africa Car shipping to South Africa, including Durban and Capetown, East London and Port Elizabeth Information imported from ITAC Website General Information: Persons / Firms that wish to or intend importing a used or second-hand vehicle and /or used or second hand spares and parts are … Continue reading Car shipping to South Africa
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What is a Bill of Lading?
Both the ‘ticket to ride’ and the document of title, it is fair to say that in the international sale and movement of goods the ocean bill of lading, is a crucial document which has been relied upon by the commercial community over many years. Indeed, it is regarded by the banks as the most … Continue reading What is a Bill of Lading?
New Arrangements on Personally Imported Vehicles – Australia
The Personal Imports Scheme allows migrants settling in Australia, and expatriate Australian citizens returning permanently to Australia after a long period overseas, to bring their personal vehicles with them. The scheme is outlined at regulation 13 of the Motor Vehicle Standards Regulations 1989. The scheme was recently amended by the Motor Vehicle Standards Amendment Regulations … Continue reading New Arrangements on Personally Imported Vehicles – Australia
Importing Vehicles into New Zealand
Information supplied by the New Zealand Import Agency (NZTA) When a vehicle is imported to be used in New Zealand, it must go through a process called entry certification. This process checks the vehicle is in a roadworthy condition, has not been crashed or water damaged, and is legally the importer’s property. New Zealand seeks … Continue reading Importing Vehicles into New Zealand
Cars entering Australia – Update
Vehicle shipping to Australia Update – News just in from Australia 29.07.10 We have just received further advice from the Department of Environment, The scenarios do not apply to personally imported vehicles. Personally imported vehicles (That is a vehicle with an Import Approval under the personal import category) will not need degassing until further notice … Continue reading Cars entering Australia – Update
Car Shipping to New Zealand
Firstly if you’re emigrating to New Zealand, ‘Good Luck with your new Venture’. It can be very exciting yet un-nerving period of your life, one full of decisions that you may need to make. e.g. What furniture should I take? Should I take my car with me or sell it then buy a new one … Continue reading Car Shipping to New Zealand
Car Shipping to Australia
Whether you’re looking for car shipping to Australia in a 20ft/40ft container or by the cheaper method of roll on/roll off you will need to obtain a ‘Vehicle Import Approval’. An application form must be completed for car shipping to Australia and usually costs approximately $50. This can take up to 6 weeks to arrive … Continue reading Car Shipping to Australia
The Flights
Air transport is often the most regulated of all the modes, stemming from the fact that airlines are often of national carrier stature and the subject of bilateral rights between two trading nations. Within Europe, air transport has been liberated but the fixing of tariffs and other regulations continues in other parts of the world … Continue reading The Flights
Airfreight
Commercial airfreight has been available to international buyers and sellers for little more than 50 years but it has made up for lost time, taking off with vigour in the mid 1970s with the arrival of the wide-bodied aircraft like the Boeing 747. Today, while the two million tonnes of airfreight a year that pass … Continue reading Airfreight
Roll On Roll Off
Roll On Roll Off ships or ferries are not just prevalent in the short-sea trades linking mainland Britain with Ireland and the near Continent. The concept of Roll On Roll Off, which is first dawned during Second World War as landing ships, is even stronger today, advanced by European penchant for cars of Far Eastern … Continue reading Roll On Roll Off