If the vehicle was manufactured in the UK, the customs duty is currently (as of 2021) 0%. If the vehicle was manufactured elsewhere, the customs duty is currently 10%. Furthermore, importers must also pay Value-Added-Tax (VAT) of 23%, Vehicle Registration Tax (VRT), and a NOx Emissions Levy.
Is there import tax from UK to Northern Ireland?
Into Northern Ireland from Great Britain
In most cases, no VAT will be due. In a very limited number of circumstances, you may have to pay import VAT.
How much is import tax on a car from UK to Ireland?
Private imports are subject to VAT at import which will be charged at the standard rate, currently 23%, on the customs value of the vehicle. Usually this will be the purchase price, plus the cost of transport and insurance, plus any customs duties payable. For further information, see Customs valuation.
Can I sell my English car in Northern Ireland?
Yes.
How much is it to import a car from England to Northern Ireland? – Related Questions
Can I buy a car in England and bring it to Northern Ireland?
If you are a UK resident you can move your vehicle freely between Great Britain and Northern Ireland if all of the following apply: it’s registered in either country. you’re not moving it to sell it, or for any other commercial purpose (for example, using the car as a taxi or hiring it to someone)
Can I sell a car to Northern Ireland?
Sell My Car to NI Dealer
If you choose to sell outright then you will usually be met with a quick and simple process however be prepared to receive less than a part-exchange as the price you’ll get will be based on the car’s trade value and condition.
Can I sell my UK registered car in Ireland?
If you are moving to Ireland and are among those exempt from paying VRT you cannot sell your vehicle for more than 12 months after the vehicle is registered. If you are required to pay VRT, then you can sell your vehicle here in Ireland when you wish, once it has been registered.
How much does it cost to re register a car in Northern Ireland?
Supporting documents needed for all vehicles
the new registration fee of £55, if you have to pay it. a current MOT certificate, if the vehicle is over 3 years old (over 4 years old in Northern Ireland) a certificate of newness (or declaration of newness for imported vehicles), if the vehicle is new.
Can I drive an English reg car in Ireland?
Vehicles from the UK can be temporarily imported into Ireland for up to 12 months. In order to stay on the right side of the law, the following documents should always be carried: A valid UK driving licence. Your motor insurance certificate in your name or as a named driver on another driver’s policy.
Do you have to pay VRT on a car from Northern Ireland?
From 1 January 2021, significant changes take effect. If you import a used car from GB, or through Northern Ireland (NI), you should factor in increased costs due to Value-Added Tax (VAT) at import. You may also need to factor in customs duty.
How can I avoid paying VRT?
be your personal property. have been in your possession and used by you for at least six months before transfer of residence. Any possession and use in the State, even during times when you were living abroad, does not count. brought into the State within 12 months of the date of your transfer of residence.
Will VRT be abolished?
According to the Department, “the Minister of Finance has no plans to abolish VRT as it is a significant source of tax revenue which funds necessary public services.
How do I change my UK REG to NI?
If you are moving your vehicle from GB to NI, you will need to fill in the change of address section on your V5C. If you have a valid tax disc for the vehicle please also send this along with a completed vehicle licence application form to any DVA Local Office, or post to DVA, County Hall, Coleraine BT51 3TA.
Can an English car have MOT in Northern Ireland?
Vehicle testing outside Northern Ireland
An official MOT vehicle test certificate issued within the United Kingdom is valid in Northern Ireland.
Do I need to re register my car if I move to Northern Ireland?
A: No, not if your main residence is in NI and your car is registered and taxed in NI. You will only need to re-register and tax the car in Ireland if your main residence is there.
Are Northern Ireland number plates the same as UK?
International vehicle registration code on the number plates
The distinguishing code for the United Kingdom, including Northern Ireland is “UK”. Prior to 28 September 2021, “GB” was used. Number plates featuring other codes, such as “IRL” (the distinguishing code for Ireland) or “NI” are unofficial.
What does Z in a number plate mean?
In the old reg days a ‘Z’ in the number plate meant the car came from Northern Ireland.
How do I register my car in Northern Ireland?
Registering vehicles brought into NI before 1 January 2021
a ferry ticket showing the date of arrival in NI, and which clearly identifies the specific vehicle. a copy of an invoice from a transport company identifying the vehicle and delivery date. tax and insurance details indicating use in NI prior to 1 January 2021.
Can I put a Northern Ireland number plate on my car?
Vehicle registrations for the whole of the UK (including Northern Ireland) are managed by the DVLA – this means Irish registrations can be easily assigned to any UK vehicle. Northern Irish registration marks are effectively dateless.
Why are Northern Irish number plates different?
Northern Ireland is part of the UK, whereas the Republic of Ireland (sometimes referred to as ‘Southern Ireland’) is its own country. Both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland have their own unique number plate systems that follow very different formats.