Imported my car to Malta....am I missing something?

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nickyanastasiMember12 September 2015 11:23:54

Good afternoon,

Have any Maltese(Has a procession of a Maltese ID card)here imported a car from the Uk please? I called ADT to see what documents I need....the Maltese insurance mentioned I need to do a JEVIC certificate.

I never heard of this before? I was never told by ADT about this when I had contacted them...when I read online about JEVIC it says the car had to be inspected in the uk before I cam to Malta.

How do I go about this please? Do I actually need this?

Would really appreciate some help.

Kind regards

tearnet ViP

Member since 19 June 2011

tearnetViP12 September 2015 13:33:14

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Not sure why you want someone with a Maltese ID to comment as the rules for importing a car to Malta are clear.

The car will need to have a certificate from JVEC confirming the mileage.

This link gives you all the information you require including the JVEC contact details.

http://www.transport.gov.mt/land-transp … individual

Terry

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Member since 23 October 2014

roadtripperActive member02 December 2015 05:39:09

Yes ypu do have to complete this but you can also fillin the for, online. It costs about £35 to do it but the car does not need to be present. They will need some details from you car when you fill in the form. Its returned to you digitally.

tearnet ViP

Member since 19 June 2011

tearnetViP02 December 2015 05:48:52

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This is the actual requirement..

1) Present an original valid roadworthiness certificate (VRT) issued in another Member State and showing the latest odometer reading by any approved entity as shown below:

VOSA UK (Vehicle and Operator Services Agency) or ANY Vehicle Road Worthiness Testing/Inspection Station (VRT) issuing Odometer Certificates within the European Union; or

2) Present an original valid odometer certificate issued by any one of the approved entities as shown below:

· JEVIC UK LTD, United Kingdom

· CAR PASS, Belgium

Terry

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