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TOMMY GUN 16th February 2012 07:03 PM

Re: Bringing bike to Oz!!
 
[quote=gsxr scumbag;2618842]I wouldn't if I were you, red tape is off the wall here, having said that bikes are expensive here too.[/quote]

I know it will cost around 1200 euro,, but iv just put to much into it to let her go! Has to be a way, ill get too the end of it b4 i go tho :thumbsup2:

Whiskey 16th February 2012 07:59 PM

Re: Bringing bike to Oz!!
 
[quote=TOMMY GUN;2619294]I know it will cost around 1200 euro,, but iv just put to much into it to let her go! Has to be a way, ill get too the end of it b4 i go tho :thumbsup2:[/quote]

If you're going for a year see if you can flog it to a mate, at least then you'll have some chance of getting it back.

bringing it over there is not really an option, have a chat with the embassy (01 664 5300) they'll tell you the same as everyone else here is :thumbsup2:


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Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service bike import section (these guys are extremely strict:thumbsup2:)


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kneeslide 17th February 2012 06:38 PM

Re: Bringing bike to Oz!!
 
[quote=TOMMY GUN;2618060]
Thats great man he looks so happy taking her off the ramp haha :lbhbh:
[/quote]

So, having paid his buddy a few bob to crate it, and having paid the shipping fees, that pic would have been taken just after the part where, "After much wallet lightening thanks to VIC taxes & fees my crates were released from Customs."

But before the bit that goes, " Now to get the bastard Registered (It will be [B]painful/expensive [/B]– that I’m sure of)"
Christ, he hardly saved money. By the time he got it over there and reg'd, local K6 prices had probably dropped a grand or so:lbhbh:

I've imported stuff to Ireland before and I always try and ignore the "other charges", and pray that I dont get stung with every "worst case scenario charge".
It's only when I add it all up at the end, and be honest with myself, that it starts looking pricier than I thought.
The drawn out process gives you the chance to pay these things at different intervals, as they come up, but all-in, you'd probably be better off taking the loss on your's and buying something over there

Big Man Andy 17th February 2012 06:45 PM

Re: Bringing bike to Oz!!
 
[quote=chopper;2618347]a mate done it with his harley, its a whole lot of hassle and he nearly lost the bike. it was quarintened for 6 months too .[/quote]

That's just cause it was Mattie's hair on it!

:lbhbh:

TOMMY GUN 18th February 2012 04:50 PM

Re: Bringing bike to Oz!!
 
[quote=kneeslide;2620457]So, having paid his buddy a few bob to crate it, and having paid the shipping fees, that pic would have been taken just after the part where, "After much wallet lightening thanks to VIC taxes & fees my crates were released from Customs."

But before the bit that goes, " Now to get the bastard Registered (It will be [B]painful/expensive [/B]– that I’m sure of)"
Christ, he hardly saved money. By the time he got it over there and reg'd, local K6 prices had probably dropped a grand or so:lbhbh:

I've imported stuff to Ireland before and I always try and ignore the "other charges", and pray that I dont get stung with every "worst case scenario charge".
It's only when I add it all up at the end, and be honest with myself, that it starts looking pricier than I thought.
The drawn out process gives you the chance to pay these things at different intervals, as they come up, but all-in, you'd probably be better off taking the loss on your's and buying something over there[/quote]

It all sounds too much to be honest! might get reid of it an just go see whats on offer in Oz, :unsure2:

ilovemilkymoos 18th February 2012 06:08 PM

Re: Bringing bike to Oz!!
 
Once again you cannot import to Oz if your on a Working holiday Visa.......

You must meet the following

[B][U]Criteria, citizenship and visa requirements[/U][/B]
Applicants must fall into one of the following categories. You must:
• have applied to become an Australian citizen; or
• be an Australian permanent resident (eg, hold a permanent visa); or
• have applied to become an Australian permanent resident (eg, applied for a permanent visa); or
• hold a visa that allows you to apply to become an Australian permanent resident (eg, hold a temporary visa that allows you to apply for a permanent visa)

In addition, applicants must intend to change their residence. Applicants must have been resident in a foreign country (throughout the qualifying period of 12 months’ ownership and use of the vehicle) but now intend to become Australian residents on a permanent basis and remain in Australia indefinitely.

Leave it here or sell it.....

RedEye 19th February 2012 12:25 PM

Re: Bringing bike to Oz!!
 
[quote=TOMMY GUN;2621367]It all sounds too much to be honest! might get reid of it an just go see whats on offer in Oz, :unsure2:[/quote]

I'll look after her for ya while you're gone Tommy. No bother :thumbsup2:

Gitzy 19th February 2012 12:27 PM

Re: Bringing bike to Oz!!
 
[quote=ilovemilkymoos;2621461]Once again you cannot import to Oz if your on a Working holiday Visa.......

You must meet the following

[B][U]Criteria, citizenship and visa requirements[/U][/B]
Applicants must fall into one of the following categories. You must:
• have applied to become an Australian citizen; or
• be an Australian permanent resident (eg, hold a permanent visa); or
• have applied to become an Australian permanent resident (eg, applied for a permanent visa); or
• hold a visa that allows you to apply to become an Australian permanent resident (eg, hold a temporary visa that allows you to apply for a permanent visa)

In addition, applicants must intend to change their residence. Applicants must have been resident in a foreign country (throughout the qualifying period of 12 months’ ownership and use of the vehicle) but now intend to become Australian residents on a permanent basis and remain in Australia indefinitely.

Leave it here or sell it.....[/quote]

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TOMMY GUN 19th February 2012 09:10 PM

Re: Bringing bike to Oz!!
 
[quote=RedEye;2622073]I'll look after her for ya while you're gone Tommy. No bother :thumbsup2:[/quote]

Ha ha grand stuff lad when will i drop the keys up?? :lbhbh:

TOMMY GUN 19th February 2012 09:15 PM

Re: Bringing bike to Oz!!
 
[quote=Gitzy;2622075]
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[/quote]

looks like ill keep her an wait till i get that sponserd in!!

Not goin to sell it here an piss me money up against a wall, goin over to work :thumbsup2:

Gitzy 19th February 2012 09:17 PM

Re: Bringing bike to Oz!!
 
[quote=TOMMY GUN;2622583]looks like ill keep her an wait till i get that sponserd in!!

Not goin to sell it here an piss me money up against a wall, goin over to work :thumbsup2:[/quote]

Sound lad, is there such a big difference in the price of a similar bike there that'd warrant the hassle?
Bit of a pisser alright


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