Help Yawn import his Skyline into Malaysia

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I'd received this PM from a new member called Yawn. Could anyone address his issues as I am totally clueless in this matter.Thanks.:regular_smile:

Hey man, im a fellow skyline enthusiast but the problem is my bnr32 is in melbourne. Im a Malaysian but currently studying there. When i finish studying i plan on bringing my car back to join you guys thru the Student AP ive heard about.

How exactly does it work? What are the conditions that I have to fulfil in order to qualify for it? Ive heard heaps of stuff about it but only thru word of mouth. Im looking for a black and white list of conditions that i have to fulfil. Ive tried checking the MITI website but I cant find anything.

I was hoping that one of you Malaysia Skyline Club members have done this before or have information regarding this matter. I dont want to finish my course and then be informed that because i didnt fulfil one condition i have to leave my car there http://www.zerotohundred.com/newforums/images/smilies/MSN%20SMILIES/confused_smile.gif. The latest thing I have heard is that I have to have a comprehensive insurance for a minimum of 3 yrs. The problem is, Australia has this 3rd party only insurance which im currently insured with. It only covers other parties i damage or hit but not myself. Its really bothering me and I hope some of you guys can help.

Btw if your wondering why I cant post this on the forum and ask others, its because it says i have insufficient privileges to post, which I have no idea why because I can log in and everything. Haha anyway thanks in advance for any help!

Cheers
Mike

 

[sakakida]

Maybe he can check with the Malaysia embassy over there, they should have all the information.

 

[ninety3]

1. Conditions that need to be fulfilled to qualify for Import License of a private motor vehicle:
   1. Residing overseas legally for a period of not less than one (1) year. Vehicle must be registered under the applicant's name for a period of not less than nine (9) months. Vehicle must be insured under the applicant's name for a period of not less than nine (9) months.
   2. Applicant must has a valid driving license. A learner/temporary driving license is not acceptable.
   3. Returned to Malaysia permanently

1. How to Apply:

Applicant must submit the Application Form together with a copy of supporting documents as follows:

1. 1. International Passport and Working or Studying Visa overseas
   2. Identity card
   3. Letter of job termination or completion of study
   4. Certified Driving License
   5. Approval letter to study from the sponsor of the scholarship or loan
   6. Certificate of Registration of the Vehicle overseas.
   7. Insurance Certificate of the Vehicle overseas.
   8. Purchase Invoice of the Vehicle overseas.
   9. Complete and typed Customs Form JK6

Note: The applicant will be interviewed and should bring along the original documents for checking and verification purposes.


Completed application must be submitted to:

Ministry of International Trade & Industry (MITI)
Trade Services Department
Second Floor,Block 10
Government Offices Complex, Jalan Duta
50622 Kuala Lumpur
Tel.: 03-6203 3022
Fax.: 03-6201 3012

 

[Lennon]

Seriously speaking, i imported my car from Brisbane two years ago..... Like Yawn said, he oni got third party insurance, this sounds a bit worried, but can you can have a go with MITI, becos third party insurance could be good enuff to proof you own the car for more than 9 months requirements......

I employed a transporter to help me, fast and hassle free, provided you had finished paying your taxes be4 the car arrives.....

 

[Liner]

just about to help u post it here.. looks like its being done
cheers