INTERNATIONAL
TRANSPORT
Our transport company offers international car transport from Austria, Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands and Switzerland. The main goal of our company is to provide fast, high-quality and affordable delivery of cars to our customers.
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Our services
We carry out a complete process of delivery and service of cars from abroad.
Own service
We carry out technical inspections of the delivered cars
Car platforms and trucks
We have our own equipment for transporting your car
Professional team
A team of specialists with many years of experience
TRANSPORT OF CARS AND TRUCKS, BUSES, MOTORCYCLES, AGRICULTURAL EQUIPMENT, CARAVANS TO AND FROM EUROPE AND ASIA.
Step 1: Contact us
You contact us or send an inquiry.
Step 2: We find a car for you
We search for a car especially for you by sending photos and a description of the technical characteristics for review.
Step 3: Delivery of a car to an address
We carry out the entire logistics of the delivered cars, and you have the option to view them in our workshop.
Step 4: Transferring a car
When handing over the car, we provide the necessary documents for registration at the traffic police.
INDICATIVE PRICES FOR INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT
We offer you several sample prices for car transport from the most popular destinations
passenger car (up to 1.5 tons) from the area of Vienna, Austria to Sofia, Bulgaria
- The cost of transport depends both on the distance from which the transport must be carried out and on the own weight of the vehicle.
- The price does not depend on the value of the car.
- When buying several cars from Austria or Germany, the customer receives a discount.
- All our regular customers – car dealerships, car dealers, etc., receive a discount on the price.
passenger car (up to 1.5 tons) from Munich or Nuremberg, Germany to Sofia, Bulgaria
- The cost of transport depends both on the distance from which the transport must be carried out and on the own weight of the vehicle.
- The price does not depend on the value of the car.
- When buying several cars from Austria or Germany, the customer receives a discount.
- All our regular customers – car dealerships, car dealers, etc., receive a discount on the price.
GALLERY
Our cars are delivered on specialized platforms with a high level of security.
Information on importing cars from third countries
Car import
When importing cars (new and/or used) from third countries, outside the EU, what documents need to be presented to customs?
When we buy a car (new or used) from a third country (outside the EU) we must present to the customs authorities a customs declaration accompanied by a sales contract and/or invoice, documents for the transport and other costs we have incurred to deliver the car to its destination in Bulgaria, as well as a coupon for the car’s previous police registration (if second-hand).
A citizen of a third country arrives in Bulgaria with a car – how is a temporary importation made, how long can the car stay, can the owner leave the territory of the country without his car?
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Frequently Asked Questions
When we buy a car (new or used) from a third country (outside the EU) we must present documents to the customs authorities
What duties are charged and how is tariff classification done?
According to their characteristics, road vehicles are divided into different tariff codes, which can also lead to a difference in the rate of duty, but in general, passenger cars are subject to a duty of 10%.
It should be borne in mind that depending on the tariff classification of an item in the Combined Nomenclature (CN) of the EU (given its type and characteristics) and according to the Table of rates of duties included in Part Two of the CN, the duties payable for him.
Is VAT due when importing a car?
In addition to customs duty, when importing a car (new or used) VAT is due in the amount of 20%, and the tax base for calculating VAT includes the duty due.
VAT is charged even when the duty rate is 0%. VAT is paid by bank transfer together with the duty due.
How is the value of the car, on which duty and VAT are paid, determined?
The customs value is the price paid/payable for the car and all costs and charges incurred in connection with the delivery of the car to the place of entry into the customs territory of the Union (costs of transport, unloading, insurance, etc.)
When importing cars (new and/or used) from third countries, outside the EU, what documents need to be presented to customs?
When we buy a car (new or used) from a third country (outside the EU) we must present to the customs authorities a customs declaration accompanied by a sales contract and/or invoice, documents for the transport and other costs we have incurred to deliver the car to its destination in Bulgaria, as well as a coupon for the car’s previous police registration (if any
second hand). In accordance with Art. 163, paragraph 1 of Regulation (EU) No. 952/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council establishing the Customs Code of the Union (UCC), the customs declaration shall be accompanied by all the documents required for the application of the provisions relating to the customs regime, for which the goods are
declared, including: transport documents, sales contract and/or invoice (depending on the specific case), according to the requirements of Art. 145 of Regulation (EU) 2015/2447, for determining the customs value. Given the specifics, the customs declaration for admission to free circulation and end use of a car purchased from a third country should also be accompanied by a receipt for police registration of the car from the country in which it was purchased (for second-hand cars).
How are privately owned cars styled?
A car that is for the personal use of a person who moves to live in Bulgaria is exempt from customs duty and VAT. The car must be owned/owned by him for at least six months. The person must have lived in a third country for at least one year.
Are there any reliefs in the payment of fees, duties, taxes when the car is imported in the name of disabled people?
There are no cases of exemption from import duties provided for free circulation and end use of motor vehicles by disabled people.
When importing a car from third countries, is it possible to exempt the car from customs duties?
There may be preferences from certain countries, but each case must be considered on a case-by-case basis. It is important to know that “origin” refers to the country in which the rules for acquiring origin are met – ie. where the car was manufactured and whether it meets the specific customs rules for the origin of the materials. I.e. the country of origin may not match the country where the car was purchased or previously registered (for used cars).
VEHICLE DELIVERY COSTS
Expenses abroad.
VEHICLE DELIVERY COSTS
Expenses in Bulgaria
The price of the car itself
The cost of a service check (don't skimp on this expense; it can save you a lot of money and headaches)
Bank fee for money transfer
Insurance abroad for temporary transit numbers (yellow or red)
Purchase of fire extinguisher, tow rope, set of spare light bulbs, first aid kit, reflective vests
Refueling costs depending on the route you take
GSM / Navigation stand
The fee of the traffic police abroad for the preparation of the documents
The cost of the flight + other transport costs from the airport to the location of the car
The price you would pay an intermediary to translate, transport, etc.
The price of the transit numbers themselves (yellow or red)
Car trunk (if you need one)
Costs for vignettes and tolls (motorway fees)
Tunnel crossing costs (in case you pass through the Alps)
Car cigarette lighter plug
VEHICLE DELIVERY COSTS
Expenses in Bulgaria
Vehicle tax (according to the municipality, engine power and year of manufacture of the car)
Civil liability (CLO) according to the age of the owner of the motor vehicle and the following criteria:
Ecotax (according to the age of the vehicle)
Auto insurance (if you are going to do one)
Translation of a sales contract from the foreign language in which it was drawn up (German, English, Italian, etc.) into Bulgarian
Additional costs related to the service of the car and its service maintenance, as well as to the removal of defects if any.
Vignette (depending on vehicle type)
Costs for registration at the Traffic Police (Bulgaria)
Eco fee for new imported cars
according to the age of the vehicle
NEW VEHICLES
76 € with VAT
Vehicles up to 5 years old
104 € with VAT
Vehicles from 6 to 10 years
130 € with VAT
Vehicles over 10 years old
138 € with VAT
CONTACTS
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