Japan Used Car Import Duty / Regulation in Netherlands

• Year Restrictions

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• Destination Port

  Rotterdam

• Time of Shipment

  31-41 Days (RoRo)

• Vessel Schedule

  Less than Bi-Monthly (RoRo)

• Shipping Line

  NileDutch

• Inspection

  No Inspection Required

Documents Required:

Here are some documents that are required when importing Japanese used cars in the Netherlands.

• Copy of work contract
• Original Purchase Invoice
• Copy of Proof of insurance
• Original Certificate of Title and Registration

Inspection:

The RDW also operates a number of inspection and testing stations throughout the country. If you have purchased a car, motorcycle or trailer abroad, you must make a number of arrangements before the vehicle can be used on Dutch roads

• You must have a Dutch registration number for your vehicle and the associated registration certificate and number plate(s).
• You must have paid the appropriate road tax.
• You should have arranged statutory third-party liability insurance for your vehicle.

Duties and Taxes:

• If you reside in the Netherlands and drive a vehicle with a foreign registration, you may have to pay a Passenger Car and Motorcycle Tax (BPM) assessment.
• In the process of Importing a vehicle in Netherlands, the individual must pay 10 percent MFN Duty and 21 percent Sales Tax.