Entering Iran on bike not registered in my name
 

Hello people,

I wonder if anyone has the answer to this tricky question!

I am hoping to borrow a bike in the autumn to ride from Europe to Iran. But I won't be the registered keeper. Will that be a problem when entering Iran (or indeed, any other non-Euro countries)?

Any thoughts/experiences gratefully received.
Lois

Hello,

1-TURKEY
A-Letter of attorney given by the official owner name of the bike to your complete name as it is in your passport and stamped-confirmed by a notary,consulate or embassy.
B-Or document given by Touring-Automobile club in your country if member of international AIT or FIA organisations.
C-No carnet needed.

2-IRAN
A-Letter of attorney
B-Sometimes they ask for official persian translation of the above document.
C-Carnet is a must..Also available without carnet but need a lot of time,document,money and patience..Better never sign documents you dont know the meaning at any bordergate..

Hope helps.

Wish you all the best.



Keep this law article as a proof if you may need while entering Turkey.
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Vekâlet belgesi olarak neler kabul edilmektedir?

Elçilik, konsolosluk veya noterlikçe onaylı vekâletnameler,

Uluslararası Tur İttifakı (AİT) ve Uluslararası Otomobil Federasyonu (FIA) üyesi ülkelerin otomobil kuruluşlarınca düzenlenen belgeler,

Thank you
 

Thanks Mehmet, much appreciated.
Lois