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Chrtis, as always thank you for quite some valuable information.
So, some did screw it up?!?
Oh well, lucky those who came here during the past couple of years via that route.
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So, some did screw it up?!?
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Not sure, but the customs guy I talked to did say specifically that some people have left their vehicles in Japan.
This could be a case of simply the paperwork not being done right, resulting in Wakkanai Customs not knowing that the vehicle was exported. However, I often receive inquiries about how to sell/abandon a bike in Japan.
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Ferry??
So what ferry will be possible from Russia to Japan??
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So what ferry will be possible from Russia to Japan??
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Do you mean what ferry will be possible without Carnet?
Or what ferry will be possible after the Sakhalin route ends next year?
Without a carnet? I have no idea. It depends on the customs office.
Ferry from Russia? DBS Cruise Ferry is running from Vladivostok. I have not heard news of it being canceled.
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Ferry
I mean conection betwen Russia nad Japan.
Ferry from Vladivostok is ok.
Maybe will be possible to get any teporary permit if you have round trip ticket??
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Ferry to Japan
I find that ferry from Vladivostok to Japan is only for passangers.
I can't take car there.
Is it true or maybe there is a mistake on DBS Ferry web site?
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I find that ferry from Vladivostok to Japan is only for passangers.
I can't take car there.
Is it true or maybe there is a mistake on DBS Ferry web site?
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Where did you see that information? I see freight info here.
DBS Cruise Ferry
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