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It's going to be a long 300km...
Bolivian Amazon



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New Carnet

Hi !

Is there anyone who knows what we have to do to get a second carnet from the ADAC??
We stay now in Perth/Australia and our Carnet's run's out in beginning Oktober.

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ASFAIK you can extend your carnet at the local automobile club in the country you currently are or get a new one from the adac.

or read for yourself (in german):
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Ask for an "Anschlusscarnet" with the ADAC. You do not have to pay a second deposit, just the regular fees (about 150 Euro as far as I remember).

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Lightbulb Contact address ADAC

The ladies responsible for carnet issues at the ADAC are Ms. Stephanie and Ms. Damiani. Email is (hopingly still up-to-date)

carnetdepassages@adac.de

Phone no. is +49 89 7676 6338 (Ms. Damiani)

Hope this helps. If not, send me an email and I'll give them a call.
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THX for your help! I will send my brother the answer..... So it should be no problem to get another one.

You know about a limit for the Anschlusscarnet? maybe after the 2 they wan't give us another one??


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Nah, not sure about that. I always believed you can only extend it once, but as I said - I don't really know.

Give them an email.

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Hallo Hans!

Do you know if we need a paperwork from the australian Custom for the extension? That they are agree to stay with the bike's in the country...or something else...

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Normally no. As long as the bike is covered by a valid carnet, the customs aren't interested. What's mor important is that your visa or residence permit is still valid ;-)

Have you had any response from the ADAC re your carnet extension yet?

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Talking If you cannot extend

On the more carnets thing .. you may not need a carnet in the next country .. so end the present carnet there .. old one is now finished.

and then start a new one ... I don't see any limit on the number of carnets you can have in a life time ...
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If you want to stay in Oz beyond the date of validity of your current carnet then you may have to get an extension. This is more complicated than an "Anschluss-Carnet".

If, however, you intend to leave before the carnet expires then you may or may not need another one. For example, for NZ you don't need one.

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