Not possible... better not

possible, but risky. done it once, brought back clk from germany. owned it there for only 7 months. got thru miti by editing my boarding pass lol. they bought it, pwnage.

tax depends on ur car, make, cc, year. u can check out the table on miti's web. it is not completely correct for miti has yet to update the table but from that u can estimate how much u've to pay later.

Institut Terjemahan & Buku Malaysia

I think if using any car dealership AP is possible to bring in but I'm not so sure about this anyone can clarify?

Only personal AP can bring in such old car
Dealer AP can only bring car within 1~5 years old only

Bro adlirazali,

Thanks for info ,appreciate it! btw they charges RM120 for 1 document (normally RM90) reason due to technical document :inspection & insurance. Take 5 working days to complete.. once completed i'll proceed for MITI approval..

yeah..it's possible..my old car already in PKFZ now .. surrounded with new continental (AP king).
and the tax is supremely cheap..

Shiest! means only by a student AP can purchase such car huh? Now I need to locate as much as possible Malaysian - Japan student for negotiate a deal

This post has been edited by kamazaki: Jan 15 2013, 11:47 AM

The catch is personal AP can not change ownership for 2 years

hi guys, im currently residing at cambodia.. well definitely will be back to msia after a few years and going to import my harley back..

may i know what's the most updated requirement in importing a vehicle back to msia? browse through MITI website but cant get a clear info.. anyone mind to guide?

bro al-achai, how much hassle u been through to process the import? what are the key documents and requirements they need?

Hi..good choice if you choose to bring back a motorcycles using AP.
the requirements do not change at all as you read in MITI website. Which part is confusing?
this is my 7th working day waiting for the approval. Pray everything should be fine and get the result in this week.
for me they need all the document as mentioned and without it the process will delayed..

so as long as u fulfill the requirement:

1.Residing overseas legally for a period of not less than one (1) year.

2.Vehicle must be registered under the applicant's name for a period of not less than nine (9) months (from the date of vehicle registration to the date of return to Malaysia).

3.Vehicle must be insured under the applicant's name for a period of not less than nine (9) months (from the date of car insured to the date of return to Malaysia).

4.Applicant must have a valid driving license. A learner/temporary driving license is not acceptable.

5.Returned to Malaysia permanently.

6.Apply within 3 months from the date of return to Malaysia .

AND SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS

1.International passport.
2.Working or studying visa overseas.
3.Identity card.
4.Letter of offer to work or study overseas.
5.Letter of job termination or completion of study.
6.Malaysian driving license.
7.Approval letter to study overseas from the sponsor of the scholarship or loan.
8.Certificate of Registration of the Vehicle overseas.
9.Insurance Certificate of the Vehicle overseas.
10.Purchase Invoice of the Vehicle overseas.
11.Completed and typed Customs Form JK69.
12.Boarding pass/flight ticket back to Malaysia.



All documents submitted must be certified by Malaysian Government officials (grade A) or Commissioner of Oath only.

There's basically no other hassle going through it rite?

May i kindly ask also, how is the tax implied on the imported vehicle? what value do they take as basis of tax calculation?

so where are u residing at previously and what vehicle did u bring back?

This post has been edited by icecolddamncold: Jan 30 2013, 11:48 AM

if the document is not in English do the translation 1st and they do accept from certified translation only. I prefer a translation from Institut Terjemahan Negara.
the tax they calculate from the docket price given from kastam..if you want to make a tax price quotation for your vehicle do not hesitate to email custom.gov.my and give them all data@information needed.

previously i worked in KSA, is a old 1986 LHD car only hee

just submitted an inquiry to custom.gov.my to inquire about the applicable tax.. hopefully can get a reply soon not sure what sort of data/information they needed thou.. so shall see what they requires first..

lol lots of ppl who works in KSA imports their vehicle back.. LHD car??? how u gonna use it on msia roads??

most of them bring back Harley Davidson..
there a plenty of parts for my car in msia..buy a halfcut and you got lots of part from it + it would be rare if i kept it as LHD..

im bringing back a Harley Davidson as well

well customs had replied my email.. furnished necessary info to facilitate the tax/duties quotation already..

for everyone out there, this is the information u basically required to ask for a quotation on tax/duties:


For example:
1. Jenama: Harley Davidson
2. Model: V-Rod Muscle VRSCF
3. Body: Road/Street Cruiser
4. Kapasiti Silinder Engin (cc): 1250
5. Chassis/Vin Number: 1HD1HPH1X9XXXXXXX
6. Tahun Pembuatan: 2009
7. Tarikh/Tempat Pendaftaran Asal: 13.09.2009 USA
8. Tarikh Dimiliki: 31.01.2013
9. Jangkaan Tarikh Import: 30.06.2015

Cheers

guys, do i need uk driving license?

hey guys, Is it possible to just buy the car from overseas and bring it back,paying all duties and taxes ofc.

if ur name bin/binti dato' ___ then might be possible la..

i hope that i got this calculation correct, because i've been trying to figure out how much tax to be paid if i were to bring a car back to malaysia with a student AP. (i want to get a rough estimation of the total tax to be paid before sending an email to MITI for final confirmation).

Car to be bought-

Nissan Skyline V6 3.5L 2007 (RM25k)

Engine displacement/capacity- 3500, 3.5L (i'm assuming that i'll be paying 175% for this engine?)
Age of car to be imported- 6 years (will be shipped on 2014, so assuming 30%)
Sales and excise duty- 20%
Appeal- (-30%)

So total tax to be paid- 195% (1.95*25k = RM49k)

is that a good rough estimation? or should i add any other justifications? i know that the road tax for this car is damn high.