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Re-Registering car back in Ireland

antoswords · 2012-04-03 11:40:41

Hi Chaps! I'm importing a car from the UK in a couple of weeks, now it was originally an Irish car so I assume I will not have to pay VRT as it would have been paid on first registration. What do I need to do to get it back on Irish plates? Can I just rock up to a NCTS centre? Anyone ever done this? Cheers in advance A.

03-04-2012 11:40am

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antoswords

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Hi Chaps!

I'm importing a car from the UK in a couple of weeks, now it was originally an Irish car so I assume I will not have to pay VRT as it would have been paid on first registration.

What do I need to do to get it back on Irish plates? Can I just rock up to a NCTS centre?

Anyone ever done this?

Cheers in advance

A.

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#2 03-04-2012 12:32pm

aujopimur

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Put on the original Irish reg. plates, insure it, if it's out of Irish tax get RF1OO witnessed at a Garda stn. .If due it's Nct apply for one, drive away.

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#3 03-04-2012 12:43pm

mullingar

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You have to re-register it as its currently documented as exported.

You are VRT exempt as the car already had its VRT paid when first registered in the state, but there may be a small processing fee.

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#4 03-04-2012 1:28pm

antoswords

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Is it just a matter of calling into the NCTS and letting them sort it, or do I call the motor tax office?

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