Where and how to get a Carnet de Passage for a Pakistani Vehicle?

Where and how to get a Carnet de Passage for a Pakistani Vehicle? - Various bicycles parked near brick walls of arched passage on old city street in daytime

I am planning to travel to Europe on my Suzuki jeep. Where and how can I get a Carnet de Passage in Pakistan? I might even decide to do it on a motorbike if the Carnet turns out to be super expensive...

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How much does a carnet de passage cost?

What is the price of a Carnet? 5 page \u2013 GBP 225.00, 10 page \u2013 GBP 240.00 or 25 page GBP 265.00 (from January 2022). Each page represents an entry and exit from a country.

How do I get a Carnet for my car?

To procure a carnet, the owner of a vehicle is required to contact the approved Automobile Association (authorised to issue a carnet) in the country he is residing. The Automobile Association on receipt of a requisite fee will issue the Carnet and the necessary documentation & certifications.

Do you need Carnet for Pakistan?

Pakistani citizens residing abroad may not use the CPD to enter Pakistan, but are required to deposit a bank guarantee. Carnet HelpLine\xae at +1 800.282. 2900 or email us.

Which countries require a carnet de passage?

Countries that require a Carnet de Passage[edit]
  • Australia.
  • India.
  • Iran.
  • Kenya.
  • Malaysia.
  • Mali.
  • Senegal.
  • South Sudan.



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