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I am a citizen of the Russian Federation and Armenia, can I buy a car from Georgia and drive around Russia
I am a citizen of the Russian Federation and Armenia, can I buy a car from Georgia and drive around Russia
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If you are a citizen, then you can do nothing ... learn spelling. :))) Maybe then you can do something ...
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answered 12 years ago
Georgia is a "foreign country" for the Russian Federation. You will have to pay customs duty, excise and VAT when importing a car into Russia. After that, you can drive safely.
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answered 12 years ago
Not exactly like that, or rather, not at all like that.
A foreign citizen has the right to import a car for personal use without paying a deposit and customs duties for a period not exceeding 1 year. This period is determined by the customs authority at the entrance, it may be less, but not more.
And importing a car is easy. It is necessary to issue a vehicle import certificate (UVTS) at the entrance, this is done at the customs post at the border crossing point. You also need to issue an OSAGO policy, also at the point of entry, you cannot travel around the Russian Federation without a policy.
Yes, and more. If the customs doubts that you will use the car for personal purposes, but are going to, for example, sell it, transfer it to someone for use, etc., then it may require payment of customs duties and all fees, but this happens very rarely.
Good luck!
And finally. All of the above applies to foreign citizens. If you have dual citizenship, then you are only entitled to import without payment if you PERMANENTLY reside in the territory of a foreign state.
In general, I hope that this case of dual citizenship will be canceled soon. How is it possible to be a citizen of two states? And if we go to war with the Armenians, huh? Who will you shoot?
A foreign citizen has the right to import a car for personal use without paying a deposit and customs duties for a period not exceeding 1 year. This period is determined by the customs authority at the entrance, it may be less, but not more.
And importing a car is easy. It is necessary to issue a vehicle import certificate (UVTS) at the entrance, this is done at the customs post at the border crossing point. You also need to issue an OSAGO policy, also at the point of entry, you cannot travel around the Russian Federation without a policy.
Yes, and more. If the customs doubts that you will use the car for personal purposes, but are going to, for example, sell it, transfer it to someone for use, etc., then it may require payment of customs duties and all fees, but this happens very rarely.
Good luck!
And finally. All of the above applies to foreign citizens. If you have dual citizenship, then you are only entitled to import without payment if you PERMANENTLY reside in the territory of a foreign state.
In general, I hope that this case of dual citizenship will be canceled soon. How is it possible to be a citizen of two states? And if we go to war with the Armenians, huh? Who will you shoot?
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answered 12 years ago
... and here the question itself arises - what percentage of Russians living in Russia (for now let's skip those who live outside the Russian Federation) can boast of spelling, without spelling errors? And then, perhaps, tata57 will soften his attitude to this issue!
Thank you!
Thank you!
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