Les documents à présenter pour importer une voiture de l’étranger pour SUZUKI au Japon

Avant de pouvoir demarre votre moto SUZUKI sur le sol français, vous devez d’abord procéder à quelques démarches administratives, notamment en ce qui concerne la carte grise de la moto. Ces formalités différeront selon que vous avez acheté votre moto dans un pays de l’Union européenne ou en dehors. Il sera notamment indispensable de réaliser une demande d’immatriculation pour pouvoir rouler avec votre 2 roues en France. Voyons cela ensemble pour votre import SUZUKI.

Importer une moto d’un pays de l’UE pour votre SUZUKI importation moto Japon

The first thing to know about importing a motorbike from an EU country is that it allows you to engage in a fairly simplified procedure. However, the process will be different if the motorbike is new or used.

Repatriating a new motorbike from an EU country

Une moto SUZUKI est considérée comme neuve en France lorsqu’elle justifie de moins de 6000 km au compteur ou que la sortie du modèle n’excède pas encore les 6 mois.

If you buy your motorbike from a private individual, the seller will have to provide you with a tax receipt which will allow you to claim an intra-Community refund, as you are paying VAT.

Egalement, si la moto a été achetée auprès d’un concessionnaire, vous vous acquitterez du montant de la vente uniquement. La TVA devra être réglée en France auprès du Trésor Public et dans les 15 jours du rapatriement de la moto SUZUKI. Le quitus fiscal obtenu lors du paiement de la TVA vous sera alors utile pour procéder à la demande d’immatriculation. Lors du rapatriement du véhicule, les autres documents obligatoires pour demander la carte grise d’une moto devront être délivrés par le concessionnaire concernant votre SUZUKI importation moto Japon.

Rapatrier une moto SUZUKI d’occasion SUZUKI d’un pays de l’UE

In the case of a second-hand motorbike, the procedure is even simpler. In fact, all you have to do is pay for the motorbike including VAT, and then request form no. 1993 VT REC, which certifies that VAT was paid on the first purchase.

Importing a motorbike purchased outside the EU

A motorbike purchased outside the EU must be approved by the Direction régionale de l'environnement, de l'aménagement et du logement (DREAL, formerly DRIRE) before it can be driven in France with your Japanese motorbike import.

Ensuite pour votre SUZUKI importation moto Japon, il vous faudra vous acquitter de la TVA auprès des douanes. Pour ce faire, vous devrez justifier de quelques documents obligatoires à savoir :

La facture import Moto SUZUKI

Un certificat de circulation EUR 1 dans le cas où la moto aurait été achetée dans un pays qui a signé un accord avec la communauté européenne Une déclaration de transit communautaire externe Un certificat d’immatriculation La douane vous fournira en retour les documents utiles pour l’immatriculation de votre moto SUZUKI en France.

How do I register a motorbike bought in Japan?

Once your motorbike has been returned to France, you must register it on the ANTS website, since the prefectures no longer handle this procedure. Registration must be carried out within one month of acquiring the motorbike.

Note that if the documents required to register the motorbike are not yet complete, you can also apply for a provisional registration certificate for a renewable period of 2 months. This will allow you to drive your motorbike until you are in compliance.

For the case of the motorbike purchased in an EU country

To register a motorbike purchased abroad in an EU member state, you must send digital copies of the following documents:

• Le formulaire Cerfa n°13750 correspondant à la demande d’immatriculation SUZUKI
• The original registration certificate or any other document proving the ownership of the vehicle
• Le certificat de conformité délivré par la DREAL ou le constructeur SUZUKI
• The tax receipt issued by the Treasury for the used motorbike
• Proof of address less than 6 months old
• The purchase invoice
• An identity document
• A technical inspection report less than 6 months old

Faire appel à Mandataire auto comme Motorimport pour votre SUZUKI importation moto Japon

Fournissez une copie numérique des documents suivants pour votre SUZUKI importation moto Japon:

• Proof of address less than 6 months old (electricity bill, rent receipt, etc.);
• the original registration certificate or an official document of ownership of the vehicle;
• application form for a vehicle registration certificate (Cerfa n° 13750) ;
• the old registration certificate;
• the certificate of conformity (issued by the DREAL or on the manufacturer's papers);
• a cheque for the amount of the tax corresponding to the number of hairs on the motorbike;
• for a motorbike purchased outside the EU: the 846 A customs clearance certificate, an external Community transit declaration;
• for a used motorbike: the tax receipt issued by the Treasury.
• Once the application is complete, you will receive a file number, a registration certificate and a provisional registration certificate (CPI) so that you can drive legally until you receive your permanent vehicle registration document.

Importing a motorbike is an administrative and legal process, but a complex and restrictive one. Not only does the vehicle registration document have to be brought into line with French standards, but the vehicle also has to be modified to comply with the Highway Code. For example, French legislation does not allow two-wheelers to exceed 106 bhp for your Japanese motorbike import.

Motorbike import: is the vehicle considered new or used?

Before buying a motorbike abroad from your Japanese motorbike importer, take the time to find out about the rules applied by customs. These differ depending on whether the motorbike you are buying is new or used. Importing a new motorbike or a second-hand motorbike involves different procedures and, above all, different costs.

According to customs conditions, a motorbike is considered used in two cases: when it is more than six months old on the day of its importation into France or when it has travelled more than 6,000 km. If, on the other hand, you have purchased a vehicle that is less than six months old, or has not travelled more than 6,000 km, customs will consider it to be new and will apply the appropriate rules including the payment of VAT at a rate of usually 20%.

Steps to register a motorbike imported into France

A priori, no vehicle can legally circulate in France if it is not registered there. In other words, as long as your imported motorbike does not have a French number plate and is not insured, you cannot drive it in France.

Next. From the moment your motorbike arrives in France, you will have exactly one month to register it. You will therefore be able to ride with a foreign registration card until then. But after this time, you will not be able to ride and you will be liable to a fine of €135.

You can update your vehicle registration document at your local prefecture or sub-prefecture. In some cases, your presence is not even required. You can start the process either online, by sending the documents by post, or by appointing an approved company. It is now possible to hire a professional to take care of everything for you. So find out all you need to know in advance, so you don't waste any time importing your motorbike into Japan.

The different costs to be expected for the import of a motorbike

Importing a motorbike to France has a cost. That's why, before you make this important decision, you need to be prepared for the various additional costs you will have to pay until your motorbike arrives at its destination.

In particular, you'll need to plan for your motorbike import into Japan:

Les frais d’entretien et le carburant pour votre Moto SUZUKI, si vous choisissez de la transporter vous-même. Les frais de transport et de livraison, si vous confiez le rapatriement à une société spécialisée. Dans les deux cas, les dépenses vont surtout dépendre de la distance et du mode de transport choisi. En sus, vous devrez également prévoir :

Customs duties for motorbikes purchased outside the European Union. The amount to be paid is 6 % of the value if the vehicle exceeds 250 cc, and 8 % if it does not exceed 250 cc. VAT if the motorbike was purchased "new". The amount to be paid is 20 % of its value.