Help! Change in Scooter Import Regulation?

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SoCha Member

Member since 03 June 2012

SoChaMember23 August 2016 06:20:59

Hello,
We just moved here from Thailand and I'm trying to bring in my 150cc Vespa into the country. It has already arrived and just waiting for the import approval. But I received a call this morning saying that the Ministry of Commerce has just changed the import rule and does not allow any bikes older than one year (my Vespa is a 2013).

Does anyone know anything about this? My scooter is already here, and it seems really unfair that the law changes while it is in transit. Any advice on how to overcome this? Any direct contacts would also be appreciated.

Corey

aforstreuter Active member

Member since 08 June 2014

aforstreuterActive member07 December 2016 04:46:06

hello Corey,
If you still trying to import I am sure that Jimmy Fauzou, from FS Cargo service Ltd. Port Louis can help you.

Office : 2163594 fscargo @ intnet.mu

Best regards
Andreas

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