Shipping your car to the Philippines

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Title	:	Shipping your car to the Philippines
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Comment from : Rex Chi

can i shipped my car from phillippines to US
Comment from : robert dyktra

GMC pickup truck from saudi arabia How much it will cost for shipping and tax? Is it worth it?
Comment from : gRADE mEcOL

only $10,000 bring the ship to usa for car it cost from philippies
Comment from : patrick thomas

Backwards, slow and corrupt bureaucracy that is stopping the country from progressing
Comment from : Chris K

Thank you
Comment from : Tinie Villarico

I read recently the jeepneys are being phased out because of the smog Might have just been around Metro Manila
Comment from : Karen K

Not all people use cars for commuting Some people build their cars for collection, tracks, drag strips etc with your logic, car manufacturers needs to stop making super cars since it’s not practical anywhere in the world but maybe in Mars 😂
Comment from : Airframer

the speed data that you presented was not accurate for the year model that the guy has and only an enthusiast would appreciate a performance car from your argument you could also press the reasoning to ask "why even make any vehicle that can exceed speed limits in any given market?" the fact is that most hobbies are not "practcal"
Comment from : AnotherStar

May tanong po ako? Plano mag retire sa pinas Kong gusto ko bumili ng car , ano ano po ang mga kailangan ko e ready na documents? Maraming Salamat po!
Comment from : Jesse Tan

67 porsche it was a classic car, and might have a sentimental value to that person And with it comes to taxi in philippines if you are going to place where they know there is alot of traffic they would say no to youI usually ask them how much they want, like a special deal no meter ride
Comment from : Rudy Rigor

Please help me confirm the Option for Retirement given brby Philippine Retirement Authority that for retiring Filipinos, they can bring back ALL of their belongings including Cars TAX FREE as a way of convincing retirees to go back home for good in the Philippines!
Comment from : Joselito Salunday

do not bring your car to the philippines tons of headache the crooks there in customs will get all your money
Comment from : Antonio Causin

what if you really want something you can’t buy in the Philippines like an Airstream trailer?
Comment from : Mark Bautista

i noticed there is Ad Veloram tax, can you explain what this is for and how its calculated Its when you import a vehiclebrGreat channel btw, just subscribed
Comment from : Don Yardley

Kung gusto niyo walang hassle mag organize kayo jan sa America ng mga magpapadala ng sasakyan pero kailangan truck kasi pwede parin mag import like Tacoma or Tundra, pwede rin SUV pero gagawing pickup yung likod, need madami para hati hati kayo sa gastusin sa shipping pero need siyang ichopchop para madeclare siya na car parts katulad ng mga multicab need niyo lang na may magassemble at magprocess ng papers sa Visayas or Mindanao
Comment from : Bank Imagen

I can make a documentary of sending cars from canada to philippines maybe a 2001 mustang since there very cheap in our area Around 2 to 3k second hand for experiment purposes i will document everything and will be advised by both lawyers from 2 countries to be clean Will be getting proof of sale Etc should i? Will it help people to have idea ? Lets i am very interested
Comment from : TineJ 2600

DONT EVER TRY TO BRING VEHICLE IN THE PHILIPPINES CUSTOMS PEOPLE WILL GET ALL YOUR MONEYTAX IS TO MUCH CROOCS IN CUTOM READY VICTIMIZE YOU
Comment from : Antonio Causin

A Catholic country for what purpose? brNakakahiya ang mga taga Bureau of Customs brHypocrisy at its best !
Comment from : redsoil5

unfortunately even the poor locals must pay grease money for government services
Comment from : Daryl

it would be very bad idea to bring expensive cars there , because all your doing is telling them i am rich and your poor and there for you will end up on the hit list for free lol
Comment from : Halifax Computers Repair

Hello po! It’s even hard to buy a car in the Philippines if you’re over 65 and you’ll need a co signer for financing Plus, the dealer have to special order and takes about 3 weeks for shipment from Thailand or Japan I didn’t buy a car because to much hassles and I will be here only for 90 days anyway
Comment from : Serafin Florendo

I sold my Toyota Camry in the USA with a heavy heart , cause I relly love my Camry more than the other cars I had like Volvo, Mercedes Benz , Toyota celica etc , cause I am a senior and I am thinking of medical emergency I bought another Toyota Altis Good I did sold my car in the USA , what you just told here , it might have happen to me Thank you
Comment from : Leticia Tann

Na try nyo na po ba mag apply ng SANGLA ORCR sa Global dominion Financing Incorporated?
Comment from : Lester john Belmonte

Commenting on that Porsche owner maybe because he wants to bring the car with him not to drive around but keep it as a collectible after all it is a 1967 Porsche And germany do have a speed limit if you drive on a side road and certain highway But you right it is better to buy a car in the philippines rather than shipping your own car Even if yours is paid up the amount of money you will be paying for taxes and Grease money might as well buy a new car It might be slightly higher but it will save you the headaches and pains
Comment from : Joey Orencia

I came to the conclusion long ago that shipping a car just isn't worth the trouble But what about a classic motorcycle, in parts in different balikbayan boxes? (I'd probably need to put the frame in a shipping container) I don't care if I could never register it for Philippine roads I'd just keep it in my living room as an ornament
Comment from : Ian H

Can I renew my California driver's licence to Philippines
Comment from : Totoy Poblete

VERY Good Video 📹 👍
Comment from : Ricky Lee

Really sad Philippines still not change bureau of custom same corrupt
Comment from : Brian Papilleras

Maraming Salamat po Grandpa! You got us going…discussing and opening our eyes to current and important issues ♥️♥️♥️
Comment from : Melody Ramos

Yes that’s true grease money is very important from corrupt people usually in government agencies and offices…
Comment from : Jose Yabut

Highest speed limit in Davao City is like 40 mph on the highway, just another reason there is so much traffic in Davao City, most speed limit inside Davao city is like 25 mph, crazy slow
Comment from : Mike Jones

Gas is like 80 peso a liter last I looked in Phillipines, that about $650 per gallon Gas is so high there, so is electrical, so is food like meat or green vegatable, about 4 to 6 times higher compared to USA
Comment from : Mike Jones

Corruption is present everywhere not only in the Philippines , even in other countries and in Asean , been an expat and have experienced it myself …
Comment from : Davincitroy

Hell no , do not bring a car or a bike to the filippines With all the idiot drivers it will be junk in a year and they just love to screw anyone at customs for car or bike They tried to steal my bike , it cost me 140K pesos , thieves all
Comment from : Blu Blade

To be fair, shipping a car to any country is a headache
Comment from : Works4Me

Top speed is the topic?! Wow
Comment from : Eric E

How many vehicles you need to own in the Philippines? Is it worth to have 2 because of the coding restrictions?
Comment from : Tea LG

Correction sir, corruption is NOT due to being poor country In fact, those that commit corruption in the Philippines are those with money, and the government people It’s greed that cause corruption
Comment from : peoplesconscience

Not advisable too much taxes expensive greese money to evil custom no good
Comment from : Mark Medina

Personally,if ever i choose to retire in the Philippinesi willbrjust sell all my stuffsI rather buy a truck than a car alsoAm fine with Nissan Navarra truckGudluck to y’all planning to bring home anything in the Philippines🇵🇭Thanks pops
Comment from : NorCarMedia

✋ ｐｒｏｍｏｓｍ
Comment from : Roger Flynn

Been working hard the past few months and missing your updates What's the latest on travel, if you don't mind please?
Comment from : J W

I bought a Nissan navarra pick up truck for $28,000 brand new in the Philippines If i bought it here it might be around $35,000 Better buy in the Philippines
Comment from : Orchid Gal

$Eufracio Jr Hilario$

If you are living in bgc Everything you need is a grab ride away Parking is very difficult For out of town trips, rent a car with driver is available The jeepner has no power steering Not advisable for seniors Also not good for high crime areas
Comment from : Eufracio Jr Hilario

Bye Bye Porsche
Comment from : Steve L

It doesn't make sense to bring your car in the Philippines If you drive a fancy snancy car you might lose your life over it
Comment from : Ves Manaois

Grandpa dnt brought any car in this countrya lot of corruption is in the offingwhat you know and info is correct
Comment from : Juggernaut

My husband was us military easy to bring the car in the Philippines but now it's very hard
Comment from : allen platt

Heck nonever bring your car to the Philippinesthe bureau of customs will eat you alive with tariffs
Comment from : Myrna Hall

I worked at FDOT as an highway engineer Philippines highway design and construction are substandard although they follow the AASHTO Therefore prone to vehicle accident or fatal
Comment from : herman koji

Why would you even pay for greasing those corrupt! We don't pay that here in Canada
Comment from : MAHARLI-CAN WANDERER

Once you get to customs that’s when the problem begins…
Comment from : Gaspeli47 Gaspeli

Thanks for this video grandpa I lost my trust when it comes to Philippine policy’s and corrupted It all depends who you know in the Philippines It’s sad but it’s true
Comment from : Bernadette Abdon

I agree
Comment from : suzette Lopez

Any chance I can get an email for Joyce Dcruz? I’m about to do the same thing and send my 1972 BMW back home
Comment from : Tim Fleets

import money, VAT, that is if they do not consider it to be abandoned at customs
Comment from : Robert Guy

Just get rid of your old baggage and move on You can get everything you need there for half of what you paid for it in the states and you don't have to deal with the bs You can get a base model 4 door hilux for less than 20k brand new So just sell your vehicles and start fresh I do recommend buying a truck or suv because the roads are not very good and sometimes you end up on a rap road which is usually filled with major pot holes Used cars miraculously maintain their value according to the owners and between lack of maintenance and high mileage never devalue so don't bother looking at anything used
Comment from : Gail Maplesden

I have strongly considered doing exactly this and weighed the pro/con After considering the "Vehicle Appropriate for the conditions present" statement, I decided none of my current US vehicles meet the criteria The costs associated with shipping a car there greatly outweigh any benefits when you consider the kind of vehicles that are locally available in the Philippines The roads there are tight, congested, and mostly rough outside the major cities Take these factors into consideration over driving comfort Cars with collision detection/warning will freak out over the scooters riding 2-3 feet from you at 30mph I also believe the emissions control will have to be tweaked to deal with the different formula used in the Philippines Add that all up, and I will buy a HiLux or Jimny when I'm permenently there brThank you for your content It's been very helpful brbr customsgovph/motor-vehicles-boats-yachts/
Comment from : RaoulLaoyan

No ! No ! Red tape, taxes, extortion by the customs etc I tried it back on 1996 Just by buy locally available cars, they are priced about the same as here in the USA, except for low volume or luxury cars, which are expensive in the Ph There are unique cars available in the Ph That we cannot obtain here in the USA
Comment from : Volks Flieger

Why would you ship a car or a motorcycle to the Philippines? That is really DUMB and STUPID!br1 Taxes (CORRUPTION)br2 Roads in the Philippinesbr3 PARTS PARTS PARTSbrbrIf you really have the money just buy a new one in Philippines It's all about CASH!
Comment from : Fred Bermejo

I heard before they go by the Kelly Blue book value, because it is accessible on the internetbrDon’t know these days if BOC uses this Also, car should be less than 5 years old They are imitating Singapore Jeepney & tricycles are banned in BGC Jeepneys used for business transport can only operate on outer perimeter of BGC Pedicabs before was used in BGC but was banned
Comment from : Bochog

OMG! Only in the Philippines…corruption galore! I give my tip to the person picking up my Balikbayan box! Those guys work hard I even offer bottled water or Gatorade Buying used cars in the Philippines is tricky…I found out working with Filipinos the hard way! American colleagues are much forthright and tells you the way it is…no going around the bushes like most Pinoys Disheartening but true…just be careful and ALWAYS listen to your instincts, especially around Pinoys! Yes! Most Pinoys are good, but some are crooks…extremely passive-aggressive! Take care…♥️🙏☕️🇺🇸🇵🇭
Comment from : Melody Ramos

Corruption will never end!
Comment from : Rico Alvarez

The US dollar is very strong right now Just buy a new car in the Philippines We bought a top of the line Ford Territory which is equivalent to a Toyota RAV4 for about $22,000 out the door
Comment from : Rich Sanossian

Get a decent shipping company at the country of origin Just by the fact that it went thru a cruise ship and not a cargo container ship it looks like the shipper itself is engaging in a corrupt transaction I wonder if the shipper is laundering by trying to evade the legal and correct practice of shipping personal and household goods
Comment from : Jenna Ab

Great topic - you must have psychic abilities and read my mind on this topic Thank you
Comment from : Mike Fa

Never ship your vehicle to the Philippines Your tax and grease money is more than the worth of your old vehicle and the new vehicle in the Philippines It's wise to sell it and buy a new car in the Philippines I bought a 2000 Mercedes Benz E320 in September 2000 and at one time in 2010 I planned to ship it to the Philippines but I changed my mind after finding that it will cost me a fortune to ship I was told to pay roughly 100 tax of the original value of my car plus the shipping and grease money
Comment from : Reynaldo Devera

There is a documentary about the laglag bala scam being stopped Duterte stopped it as soon as he became presidentbrHe threatened to remove every worker in the NAIA involved with checking in and carry-on luggages and bagsbrMany foreigners were being scammed as well That's what really angered pres Duterte He called it an embarrassment
Comment from : 𝕯𝖆𝖕𝖕𝖊𝖗 𝕯𝖊𝖆𝖓

Toyota cars in the philippines are inexpensive Vios model sells for less than 1M Camry about 2MbrDont buy 2nd hand because they are not reliable And at your age, over 60 years old, you do notbrWant to worry about your car breaking down
Comment from : L GP

Nothing changed in the Philippines Customs personnel are a bunch of thieves So sad!
Comment from : Roland Peters

Be practical and forget about the PORMA Buy there especially now lots of bank owned hatak
Comment from : Manuel R

Helo Grampa Vlogger, if you get approved for SRRV think you are allowed to bring $7000 worth of personal belongings Would that include a motorcycle as personal belongings?
Comment from : rocky heuer

With all that money you can buy 30 tricycles in the Philippines, open a business leasing the tricycles and a year latter buy a car there
Comment from : Sam Smester

Rented a car (Toyota vios) for 10 days in cagayan de oro for $275 may 2022 vacation
Comment from : sakura blossom

Basta pinoy asahan mo karamihan lahing magnanakaw
Comment from : Alex Segui

grandpa, i would highly recommend purchasing a multi purpose vehicle something reliable that you can use for grocery shopping and occasional travel you will need something that's equipped with AC at least, for obvious reasons personally, i wouldn't buy a jeep or "owner" as the locals would call it, unless you live in the province where there's less traffic update on the porsche, it has finally arrived, inspected and released order given by the authorities, taxes to be paid tomorrow hopefully, it'll be in my garage by tomorrow eveningfingers crossed!
Comment from : Joyce DCruz

I checked into this shipping a vehicle to Manila from Guam, and the requirements just on the US side of the house to ship it are this the vehicle must be at least a munimum of one year old at time of shipment and not older than 5 years old As a minimum and also i was told what i would spend to send a $27,000 vehicle which was a Jeep Compass i purchased in Jan 2021, i would be able to buy 3 of the same vehicles in Manila new
Comment from : Neal F Williams

Grandma my wife is a Filipino we want to move from here to the Philippines all my furniture is antique and I would like to take it to the Philippines how would I transport my furniture to the Philippines could you help me find out how
Comment from : RONALD HOGAN SR

Thanks grandpa for sharing,God Bless that Guy if he gets his Car back!
Comment from : Maria Lebanon

Should I bring my laptop 💻 to the Philippines 🇵🇭? Please do a video on this Grandfather
Comment from : chuckytronicx

Hi Grandpa, I was told the same thing your vehicle could not be more than 5 years old, the shipping cost would be around $3,000 US Dollars, that was about 4 years ago Now the price is sky hibrI will just buy a vehicle when I get there Thanks for sharing this video I will be watching the comments on this video for sure Thanks for sharing this topic
Comment from : Boogie Backues

Some people seem to have difficulty letting go of material possessions They're just stuff Unless that car is named KITT, sell it and move on
Comment from : Robocop

Or should you take your car to the Philippines
Comment from : Mageed Khan

A slow moving cargo ship could take 2 months to sail 18,000 kilometers
Comment from : stanley steemr

What happens if you decide not to pay the import taxes and just walk away?
Comment from : Ben Toliao

we mover back here in 2015 I was thinking to ship my lexus here once i checked it out i found it to be a bad idea i bought a new suv here its a headache to bring a vehicle here I brought no furnished either but some of my personal stuff shipped about 21 LBC boxes
Comment from : Morris Hooks

I will be bringing my 1984 JEEP CJ to the Philippines The reasons are many: As all things break down it is easy to work on, It's better than a JEEPNEY as it does have A/C, it's safer than a motorcycle, I can haul things in the back as I plan on exploring the Philippines, I already know what I have and it's dependable, Mines fiberglass so no rust issues, it's smaller than a full size truck, It should fit right in with the JEEP culture there, when it does break down it's not a dealer fix only item I've checked prices on used there and the price gets super high for JUNK
Comment from : John Gregory