Seabra & co

[visacrack]

I'm considering to import a car of mine. To help me through customs (hopefully), my attention was drawn to Seabra. Is there someone in here who has done that?

 

What I would like to know is: Does an agent like Seabra really help, ie actively communicate with customs until the objective has been achieved? How long should this last, after arrival? What competitors are there (2 or 3 maybe)? And how much should they realistically charge, payable at what time?

 

Thanks in advance! If you'd like to know the result, I will - provided you say so.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Crossy]

I'm going to move this to Motoring as it specifically addresses vehicle import.

 

Standard advice is "don't even consider it", too many pitfalls and massive (300%) duty.

 

Generally using a specialist mover smooths things along but cars are a special case.

 

Sell back home, buy here.

[eezergood]

its that time of the month again.........

[steve187]

same old question- can i bring my car to Thailand 

 

same old answer-  don't do it, it will end in tears.

[JAS21]

I tell everyone who askes this question ...after the car leaves your shores the next time that you will see it is when some customs somchai drives past whilst you are standing waiting for a bus ...