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newguyjon 3 Sep 2021 00:24

Paperwork: USA to Argentina and Back
 
I just want to confirm that the information I have gathered is accurate, if anyone is willing/able to advise.

This is the list of documents that I have pieced together from various sources:

For ME:
  • Passport with available pages and time for each country
  • Yellow Fever vax record
  • COVID vax record
  • Country specific COVID test results
  • Proof of medical insurance
  • Valid Drivers License with plenty of time before expiry
  • International Driver Permit (IDP)
  • Inter-American Driving Permit (IADP) for Uruguay and Brazil

For the bike:
  • Valid Registration with enough time before expiry
  • USA proof of insurance
  • Local proof of insurance (varied by country)
  • Import/export documents (obtained at each border)

I am trying to make sure I do not make a really dumb mistake and roll up to Mexico's front door missing a simple piece of documentation.

Unless I plan to sell the bike, there is no need to pack the title, correct? I know, dumb question, but I want to be sure.

I have read that the Carnet is no longer needed for CA or SA, so that's one less thing...

Thanks in advance!!:mchappy:

Flipflop 4 Apr 2022 16:56

No follow ups?
Did you go?

Alanymarce 5 Apr 2022 15:20

Hi: here are some thoughts:

Passport with available pages and time for each country

- Make sure you'll have 6 months passport validity left at the end of the trip.

Yellow Fever vax record

- and the rest - check CDC recommendations - there are lots more vaccinations which you should have.

Inter-American Driving Permit (IADP) for Uruguay and Brazil

- I've never heard of this and have driven in both countries without one.


For the bike:

USA proof of insurance

- other countries will not care whether you have insurance in the USA.

Unless I plan to sell the bike, there is no need to pack the title, correct? I know, dumb question, but I want to be sure.

- Better to take it in case someone insists that you prove the bike's yours.

I have read that the Carnet is no longer needed for CA or SA, so that's one less thing...

- Not needed, but it does provide better protection than TIPs.


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