Bring a bike to Mauritius

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Member since 15 May 2018

Andrey VolodinNew member15 May 2018 22:40:34

Hi everybody,
I'm going to move to Mauritius for a 3 years and I would like to take my bike Engine capasity is 250cc. So, can anybody give me some info regarding prices for clearanse and how to clear it.
Thanks in advanse......

WinstonH VIP Member

Member since 26 March 2016

WinstonHVIP Member16 May 2018 15:35:42

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Hello,

First of all, whether you can import the bike or not will depend on the age. You will not be able to import a bike of one year or more.

Now if the age if not a problem, then I suggest you contact the Customs and Excise department of the Mauritius Revenue Authority for more information regarding taxes and clearance.
http://www.mra.mu/index.php/contact-us/2-customs-excise

Andrey Volodin New member

Member since 15 May 2018

Andrey VolodinNew member16 May 2018 16:24:50

Good day.
Thank you very much for information. It looks like this question closed du to the age af my bike. It is 4 years old))))

WinstonH VIP Member

Member since 26 March 2016

WinstonHVIP Member16 May 2018 21:05:39

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I fear yes.

Either way, considering the cost of freight, taxes and clearance, it can be cheaper buying a new bike here.

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