NovaGTE
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This might be a silly question but nothing needs to be re-registered and tax etc is still valid 
Silly question probably
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myke
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not sure about this way, but if it's going the other way they have to pay about a grand to import and register a car from england
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NovaGTE
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but its great britian tho, wouldnt think they could.
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Paul H
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v5 is different in ni you need to register it again in england
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Adam_B
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if its northern ireland i would imagine its just the same as buying a car from scotland or wales?
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Adam_B
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maybe not
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NovaGTE
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quote:
Originally posted by chewy
v5 is different in ni you need to register it again in england
Does this cost, also can you do this when you change owners
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eightball
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it costs nothing extra to get a car from NI or vice versa (bar transport, ferry, fuel etc). you do need to register with DVLA/DVLNI - all you need to do is take the V5 to central tax office, and they give you a new one. you get a snazzy mot disc in the windscreen if you get it from NI though!
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NovaGTE
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Thanks
Thats what i thought but thought i would check before i call the guy
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Siberia
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theres a section of the v5 for filling out if you import to or from northern ireland
corsagodfather would be the man to tell you about this as i think his car came from there...
[Edited on 07-02-2006 by Siberia]
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