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16 Nov 2009
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getting back carnet deposit money
Hello,
We are planning a northcape (norway) to southcape (SA). Reading about Carnet de passage, some people say it is difficult to get back the depositmoney. As we will be traveling Egypt there will be al lot of money in deposit, witch can by useful wen we get back home and are jobless. My question is: Can you count on getting back the deposit money? Or should we save money for the first months when we are back home in surch for new yobs? Sorry for my crappy english . Regards Peter Last edited by Petrus; 16 Nov 2009 at 12:20. 
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17 Nov 2009
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..."some people say..." It all depends on the refund timing/ procedures of the particular national auto club that issues the Carnet. Assuming you're Dutch and your bike is NL-registered, that means the Koninklijke Nederlandsche Automobiel Club, KNAC | Koninklijke Nederlandse Automobiel Club [?]--or whichever organization in the Netherlands issues the Carnet to Dutch-registered vehicles. Who are "some people"? Are these people also Dutch motorcycle riders who got the Carnet from the Dutch club? I'm [only] guessing that the Dutch auto club issues relatively few Carnets (compared to, for example, the German ADAC, or Brit RAC). It's possible the Dutch auto org is slower--or not--on refunds? To get a good answer to your question, you really need to talk directly to whichever auto org issues the Carnet in the Netherlands, find out in detail how long that org says they will take to refund your Carnet (and compare what the org says to the actual experience of other Dutch riders). Good luck
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17 Nov 2009
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Thanks Court.
De dutch traffic organisation doesn't issue Carnets, but via their website they direct travelers to the German ADAC. Some people say..... Thats why I ask here for other peoples experiences. I read about UK riders whom had trouble getting back their deposit after the trip, I dont know exactly why. I hope other riders will share their experiences with deposit returns here. Regards, Peter
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17 Nov 2009
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Both times I've had a carnet from the RAC in the UK my deposit came back without a problem. Can't remember exactly how long it took but it was before I started to get worried - around a few weeks.
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18 Nov 2009
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