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24 Mar 2018
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Store bike in Mongolia or Russia
Hi there,
I plan a trip from Europe to Mongolia by motorcycle and would like to take a 3week-ish trip from Ulaanbaatar to China by train. I thus want to (temporarily) leave Mongolia without my bike. I will pick up my bike 3 weeks later to continue back to Europe through Russia.
I understand that my bike will be stamped into my passport to make sure that I will not leave without it.
a) Can I leave without the bike by train anyway? (As in: they just don't care?)
b) Can I legally store my bike in UB to be able to leave Mongolia?
c) Can I exit Mongolia on my secondary passport, if the bike is stamped into my first passport? Will they want to see some kind of entry-stamp upon exit (which would be in my first passport)?
d) Would it be easier to store my bike in Russia (Irkutsk)?
e) Other ideas?
Thank you!
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26 Mar 2018
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When I entered in Mongolia in 2014, the bike was not stamped on the passport but had its own TIP papers. I left by plane with no problems. Same in Russian custom union.
If it's only for 3 weeks, I'm pretty sure that TIP papers will last enough and you don't need to worry too much..
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26 Mar 2018
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Originally Posted by crisidsto
When I entered in Mongolia in 2014, the bike was not stamped on the passport but had its own TIP papers. I left by plane with no problems. Same in Russian custom union.
If it's only for 3 weeks, I'm pretty sure that TIP papers will last enough and you don't need to worry too much..
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Regarding TIP I read that you need to put quite a large deposit to get it. How much was that for your bike (which bike did you ride?)?
Also: Was it troublesome to get it at the border?
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26 Mar 2018
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Niklas974
Regarding TIP I read that you need to put quite a large deposit to get it. How much was that for your bike (which bike did you ride?)?
Also: Was it troublesome to get it at the border?
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I did not had to deposit anything.
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