How to import a car?

piggy_ivan

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i need some help and info please.
if i want to import a car from the UK and ship it to Port Klang,
what are the procedures and fees i have to do and pay
in order to have it driven legally?
i've been asking around from friends but none seem to know the proper way.
if i ask from JPJ, would it be any useful?

every info is much appreciated. thanks.:regular_smile:
 
U need at least a student AP or a AP paper i think, then the rest, pay some xtra to the shipping company and they will deal for u.
 
if i can recall, last time our Mitty Minister claimed...
Some APs are issued freely and not to big-shots oni...
One of them, student AP... dunno how many yrs u study, buy car then u can sip back.
Reg. as new Malaysian plate... walla...
Surely there's already a channel to do such thgs...
It oni boils down to service/runner's fee and some docs...

Good luck... if u managed to get the solution...
do post here... may help others wif the same prob... Cheers.
 
you can apply for an AP from MITI - Ministry of International Trade Industry (?) - which Rafidah Aziz is the minister. say to the clerk there that you need to apply for an AP.

AP is the approve permit for you to bring some things which need to be approve by the government. something like controlled items - vehicles, rice (beras), etc.etc.

Student AP is the AP given to students to bring their items (mostly cars/ SUVs/ vehicles) into malaysia. They can arrange for the AP with the malaysian embassies in the countries they study at. Ordinary AP is reserved for the others.

But, AP is the permit only. I think you need to pay for the import taxes and everything. there are many procedures and money involved. But still, its worth the trouble.

let say you buy a two year old C class in the UK, it only cost about 10? 15K? pounds. its like 50?60K? RM, then the cost bringing the car would be like rm20K at most, still, you save about RM80-90K for the C class.
 
But, AP is the permit only. I think you need to pay for the import taxes and everything. there are many procedures and money involved. But still, its worth the trouble.

problem is, I cant seem to find any official quote/pricing plan/calculation for the taxes involved. Can anyone help?
 
hope this helps http://www.customs.gov.my/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=48&Itemid=28
 

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