Post by Nola on Sept 21, 2012 17:07:08 GMT
We are trying to bring our vehicle with us to KSA. We have several compeive bids from shippers. All of them just ask for a clear le, bill of sale, and EIN. They all say that's all they are aware of needing.
When you look at the Saudi Arabia customs website for importing a vehicle it states:
Vehicles imported from other countries:
1. Submit a legal document indicating the importer's ownership of the vehicle. This document shall be attested by the Saudi commercial attaché or his duly authorized representative in the country where the vehicle purchased, or by the chamber of commerce in the exporting country.
2. Export declaration of the customs administration in the country from which the vehicle exported. The invoice and the certificate of origin shall be attached to the export declaration.
3. A document issued by the competent security authorities in the shipping country indicating that the vehicle is not wanted.
Has anyone needed any of this? Do I need to send my le to the consulate to be attested? Will the shipper handle the export declaration? What document was used as indication that the vehicle is not wanted?
Am I over-thinking this?
When you look at the Saudi Arabia customs website for importing a vehicle it states:
Vehicles imported from other countries:
1. Submit a legal document indicating the importer's ownership of the vehicle. This document shall be attested by the Saudi commercial attaché or his duly authorized representative in the country where the vehicle purchased, or by the chamber of commerce in the exporting country.
2. Export declaration of the customs administration in the country from which the vehicle exported. The invoice and the certificate of origin shall be attached to the export declaration.
3. A document issued by the competent security authorities in the shipping country indicating that the vehicle is not wanted.
Has anyone needed any of this? Do I need to send my le to the consulate to be attested? Will the shipper handle the export declaration? What document was used as indication that the vehicle is not wanted?
Am I over-thinking this?
