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The same rules apply for importation from anywhere. QRM was proposing a scheme whereby you take a second home in Malaysia (and I have no idea what that entails), then import and register your car duty free in Malaysia. You then drive your Malaysia registered car in Singapore. How long and how often...

Well, i guess i won't be importing if i'm going to end up paying something like £50000 when my car costs £12000. Psssh!... So i can't impot into Malaysia and drive over lol? What do i do eh? If you sign up to the "malaysia my second home" package, you need to leave I think 100k us$ in the bank, be ...

Well, i guess i won't be importing if i'm going to end up paying something like £50000 when my car costs £12000. Psssh!... So i can't impot into Malaysia and drive over lol? What do i do eh? It's Singapore's answer, right or wrong, to controlling the traffic as found in KL, Bangkok, and so many oth...

Well, i guess i won't be importing if i'm going to end up paying something like £50000 when my car costs £12000.
Psssh!...

So i can't impot into Malaysia and drive over lol?

What do i do eh?

Tedious and time wasting yes but you have patient, it is worth it cause the vehicle here cost an arm and a leg. I have no experience in bringing in imported vehicle , SE, knows better Try this link http://www.customs.gov.sg/topNav/faq/FAQs+on+Importing+Your+Own+Motor+Vehicle.htm and this for a head...

So i'm new to this forum although iv'e been lurking around reading posts since like forever. Anyhow, i'm from the UK and i have a 2008 Mercedes that i want to i port into Singapore. I can get it as far as shipped to the port but thats it. What do i do next? How do i get it through customs, get it re...