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Bringing a Car from England or Scotland to Northern Ireland

Jamoran

Jamoran

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Considering the wide range of used Caymans (981) available in England/Scotland I have been exploring this market. I "assumed" there would be no difficulty bringing a car over but when I explore the issue there appear to be some if's and buts! For example talk of; Goods movement register and especially at ports like Belfast/Larne & Warrenpoint.
Does anyone have experience if this is relatively stratight forward or if I need to pay attention to anything in particular?
Appreciate any feedback,
Jim
 
Have a look at this link Jim:

www.eurococ.eu

Useful Guide To Importing A Car From UK To Northern Ireland

Want to import a car from UK to Northern Ireland in 2022 with ease? Learn all you need to do to transport your car to Northern Ireland from England quickly.
www.eurococ.eu www.eurococ.eu

If it’s to be believed then assuming the car’s your personal property and you’re a NI citizen you should be able to just drive it in?🤔 I‘d be inclined to verify that’s the case with Customs & Excise though.

Jeff
 
Motorhead said:
Have a look at this link Jim:

www.eurococ.eu

Useful Guide To Importing A Car From UK To Northern Ireland

Want to import a car from UK to Northern Ireland in 2022 with ease? Learn all you need to do to transport your car to Northern Ireland from England quickly.
www.eurococ.eu www.eurococ.eu

If it’s to be believed then assuming the car’s your personal property and you’re a NI citizen you should be able to just drive it in?🤔 I‘d be inclined to verify that’s the case with Customs & Excise though.

Jeff
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Jeff, thank you. Will do as you recommend!
 
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