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RE: VRT is this the same in Ireland ?

craichoe · 2008-03-05 15:44:39

http://www.expatfocus.com/expatriate-netherlands-holland-driving Alternatively, if you are moving to the Netherlands from a non-EU country and wish to bring your own car with you, the vehicle may be exempt from customs duty if you have lived outside the EU for at least the preceding twelve months and have personally owned…

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05-03-2008 4:44pm

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http://www.expatfocus.com/expatriate-netherlands-holland-driving

Alternatively, if you are moving to the Netherlands from a non-EU country and wish to bring your own car with you, the vehicle may be exempt from customs duty if you have lived outside the EU for at least the preceding twelve months and have personally owned the vehicle for a minimum of six months. If you bring the car to Holland under these conditions, it cannot be sold within twelve months, otherwise the tax and possibly an additional fine will become payable. This will also apply if the car is stolen or is badly damaged and sold as scrap.

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yes, if its sold at all within the time limit then the seller will be liable to pay he extra costs

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