Cesar:
Thank You,
I have spoken with Dip Shiping about a container
already, but not the vehicle
I will contact them as well as recomar.....com
thanks again
Dan Marciano
--- cesar castillo wrote:
> Dan, if you want to know the cost of taxes to get
> your Nissan here in La Ceiba you should get a custom
> agent and he will give you a pretty exact figure,
> you can go to www.dipshipping.com , they have
> delivery from several ports in US and work with the
> main custom agents here in La Ceiba or send an email
> to recomar.....hn
> who is a custom agent.
> Cesar Castillo
>
>
> Dan Marciano escribió:
> David:
> Thank You for the response.
> This is our situation, as I know it now, May 21,
> 2007
> We have built a home in Le Cieba and is should be
> finished any day now( even though it is 2 years
> since
> we started) and we expect to ship our belongings to
> furnish it in either late July or August of this
> year.
>
> And, as I mentioned we have this Nissan SUV we will
> also be shipping there. We plan to use the property
> for vacations over the next few years, and
> eventually
> possibly move there,as my wife is a national, but
> because of the rental car situation, we decided to
> purchase a vehicle and leave it there for our
> convience. I can not say for sure if we apply for
> residency at any time either now or in the future, I
> may know more once I speak with Social security. I
> will be 62 before Labor day of this year. We are in
> the process of getting the garage closed in now so
> it
> has some protection from the elements and is out of
> sight, and can be locked up when we are not there.
>
> As far as vacations, we expect to spend only a few
> weeks at a time, and then a month, and then a few
> months at a time there. Now it is not possible.
>
> Yes, I know I probably have some of the rules mixed
> up, but that is why I need accurate information, the
> consulate changes each day,depends on who answers
> the
> phone, so it is difficult to get a GOOD answer from
> them in Houston, The last number we recieved from
> Miami was $7,000.00 on the truck which seems really
> excessive, and way out of line.
> After we get belongings in this summer, we plan a
> vacation in November with friends that will be
> renting
> a home in Roatan and we expect to go there for a few
> days, perhaps we can meet in person.
> I hope I have given you enough Info to clear thins
> up
> some.
> Thank you for your help
> Dan Marciano
>
>
> --- keylimey69 wrote:
>
> > It sounds as though you're getting a few different
> > rules, that apply to
> > different types of residencies, mixed up in there.
> > Your best bet is, if
> > you are applying for a residency, ask your lawyer.
> I
> > even got 3
> > different answers from 3 different people *that
> > work* for the aduana
> > here on Roatan. My truck is shipping down this
> week,
> > and I'll finally
> > believe the answer *when it happens*.
> > If you are not applying for a residencty, you can
> > bring in your vehicle
> > and get a 90-day permit, which is renewable once
> > (ie, 180 days total),
> > after that the vehicle must leave the country. If
> > you aren't sure what
> > you're doing yet, I'd recommend this option. It
> > needs to be currently
> > registered in the US for this option and you will
> > not pay taxes. The
> > five year (I've heard it is now seven) rule
> applies
> > only to investment
> > and pensionado typw residencies, and that's where
> > the one time duty
> > free household items thing comes from too.
> > Other than that, be more specific about your
> > situation and we can try
> > to be more specific about the answer......because
> > basically, there
> > isn't one simple answer.
> >
> > HTH, David.
> >
> >
> > --- In travel-to-honduras.....com, "Daniel
> > Marciano"
> > wrote:
> > >
> > > Dear Group:
> > > We recently purchased a 2007 Nissan Xterra( in
> > December) to take to
> > > LeCieba, and would like to know if anybody
> knows,
> > how much it might
> > > cost for Duty to enter the country. We have
> heard
> > many different
> > > prices, and are totally confused at this point.
> We
> > have the title and
> > > have been driving it here In USA, so We consider
> > it used, but how can
> > > we find the real details, and not rumors? Also
> we
> > have heard that the
> > > duty would be less if we shipped it with all of
> > our furniture and
> > > household items? Please what is the real
> story????
> > We have also been
> > > told that Americans can bring in a new one every
> 5
> > years for a
> > > reasonable duty..??
> > > Dan Marciano
> > >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Cesar Castillo
> Cell 011 (504) 9967-4023
> www.PropertiesHonduras.com
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