13-01-2020
Many people decide to change their lives or jobs, and the destination they choose is Andorra. They choose this place for their many opportunities; and because it makes things easier for the transfer of vehicles or cars.
From almost any destination you can make the transfer, but meeting some requirements and with some necessary payments.
It is important that the owner of the vehicle meets a series of requirements for the respective transfer of his car to Andorra.
Since 2009 the standard called “Euro 5 Standard” is met, this standard indicates, in a few words, what are the maximum limits for the release of pollutants from vehicles.
This standard focuses more than anything on those cars that are equipped with diesel engines; in order to be manufactured or sold so that they do not contaminate the environment with certain contaminating particles.
The idea is to reduce the environmental impact that the automobile industry has had for many years. In this sense, vehicles that do not comply with this standard cannot be imported to Andorra.
Taking a car to Andorra is easy, but it also has its costs that must be taken into account before starting the paperwork.
Note: If the car is not manufactured in Europe or purchased there, the extra payment of a 10% tax is required. On the other hand, once the car arrives in Andorra, it is very important that the driver insure it. Of course, insuring a car implies an extra expens.
Categories : Import/export
Tags : Andorra car, Andorra residence, import car, import vehicle, move to Andorra
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