carnet for enfields, leaving from Nepal to EU
 

is anyone experienced in buying a enflied in nepal/india and riding it home, somewhere to the EU?

I found lots of posts about that issue, but it seems like nobody actually was able to get the trip done. (?)

I'm currently trying to buy a bike (enfield or jap. offroad) in Nepal, but don't know if it is possible to get a carnet, issued for example from the ADAC in Germany, for a Enfield.

Can anybody help me?!
Thanx a lot!!

Phil
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Carnets for Nepali bikes with Hearts & Tears
 

Hearts and Tears Motorcycle Club is an adventure tourism business in Pokhara, Nepal.

We have arranged many Carnets for riders making the trip from India/Nepal to Europe. Please note that it is not possible to get a Carnet for an Indian-registered bike.

However, it is possible to get a Carnet for a Nepali-registered bike. We have done it many times. Sorry, it is not possible to re-register your Indian bike with Nepali plates.

The Carnet de Passage is an international agreement administered from Switzerland. Technically, you can buy your Carnet from any participating agency worldwide. In practice, they often have restrictions about your nationality or the country where the bike is registered.

We have a legal business in Nepal, so we can help you get a Nepali bike registered in your name. You will need a "no objection letter" from your embassy in Kathmandu. We can then help with the rest of the Carnet process. It usually takes 4-6 weeks in total.

Check out our website, come and see us at the Busy Bee Cafe, or call +977 984 602 0293.

Good luck ...
Rick