05-11-2025, 05:58 PM
(This post was last modified: 05-11-2025, 06:08 PM by YellowNimbus.)
(05-10-2025, 07:05 PM)Cormanus Wrote: YellowNimbus, there may be a member who knows about importing motorcycles to Europe. However, I suggest you try to search the web for advice on Kosovo's requirements or, if it's an EU matter, the EU requirements. I know it can be a complex business.
Good luck.
Thank you for taking time to respond! It seems to be true, you and the other members on the comments below did help quite a lot!
All the best!
(05-10-2025, 07:25 PM)peterbaron Wrote: Kosovo is not a member of the European Union, so EU emission standards most likely do not apply.Thank you for taking time to respond, It unfortunately seems that my country and Japan dont have a free trade agreement so buying a CB 1100 EX 2022 in Japan would cost me 15,000€ before tax and around 19,000€ after tax without including transport. Quite a hefty price. Nonetheles thank you very much! It helped me.
I would check with the local Kosovo authorities on how to bring a used motorcycle into the country, and if that is OK, then sort out the shipping issues.
Here's what I found on Google:
https://www.fidi.org/sites/default/files...0Guide.pdf
Kosovo is a member of the Central European Free Trade Agreement (CEFTA) and the World Customs Organization. Most imports from CEFTA countries are duty free. For countries that Kosovo does not have a free trade agreement with, there is a 10 percent customs duty. There is also an eight percent VAT on essential goods and an 18 percent VAT on all other imported goods. In April 2016, Kosovo implemented a Stabilization and Association Agreement (SAA), which lifted customs duties on over 1044 agricultural and 487 fishery imports from the EU.
All the best!
