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Insurance cover for UK import

funnyclub · 2017-10-26 19:47:11

Hey guys just wondering if you had this issue before. I have a uk car arriving next week and will be booked in for VRT at earliest appointment I can get, my insurance company are saying they won’t insure a car without a valid nct. So as far as I know when I vrt the car it will take around 48hrs for the car to get on the…

26-10-2017 7:47pm

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funnyclub

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Hey guys just wondering if you had this issue before. I have a uk car arriving next week and will be booked in for VRT at earliest appointment I can get, my insurance company are saying they won’t insure a car without a valid nct.

So as far as I know when I vrt the car it will take around 48hrs for the car to get on the system so I can book it for Nct so I could be a few weeks on uk plates by the time it can be vrt’d and then nct’d should my insurance company insure me if I have proof all of the above is booked?

Anyone been through similar?

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#2 26-10-2017 8:48pm

Cee-Jay-Cee

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Do a temporary transfer on to the car and produce the MOT cert for the car if they're being that ridiculous about it.

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