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Bike storage in Turkey

After 2 years in Africa I am now in Turkey and would like to go to Iran .My problem is that I had an accident and it seems I need a operation of my knee in Germany. My question is, am I allowed to leave Turkey by plane without my bike and how long can I store it in Turkey.
Where is a good place to store it for a month.
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Probably you will take the flight from İstanbul, so you have to leave it at customs parking area close to Atatürk Airport or a trustable and acceptable place with an application form called anex-7..

One copy will be stamped by customs authorities with a permission to leave the country without the bike.

Here is the link to the forms, in English(for you) and Turkish(for customs)..

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Are you friend of Christoph from Germany who was here 2 weeks ago after Africa trip on 1978 vespa...
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Bike storage

Yes, I traveled with Chris all the way from Nairobi, where I met him, up to Turkey. He made it save back to Germany.

Thanks for your great advice.
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Or somewhere in Greece or Bulgaria? In Bulgaria, I can suggest Moto Camp Bulgaria | MotoSapiense

You'd be in the EU then and have no problem with permits/customs etc.
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Sorry to hear you had some problems to make a break..Sincerely hope you recover all very soon.
Yes,we had great talks in İstanbul with Chris(D), your patient and friendship to accompany a vespa is so appreciated here...

Thats a better solution to keep at motocamp in Bulgaria.No paperwork and thats why some friends also keep their bikes there...The distance must be something about 550 km. to İstanbul..

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