About Important information about importing a vehicle to your country - when you import Japanese vehicles

Q1 For Zambia, Kenyan and Ugandan clients (What is JEVIC Inspection?)
Q2 For Tanzanian clients (What is JAAI Inspection?)
Q3 For Central African, Nigerian, Senegalese, Nigerian, Mali and Guinean clients
(What is CTN Document?)
Q4 For Mozambican clients
Q5 For Malawian clients
Q6 For Caribbean clients
Q7 For clients importing through Durban port, South Africa

JEVIC inspection is required to import cars to Zambia, Kenya and Uganda!

What is JEVIC (Japan Export Vehicle Inspection Center) inspection?

JEVIC is a Japanese registered company and has been involved in pre-shipment
inspections / certification of used vehicles in various forms since 2001.

Zambian government, Kenyan government Ugandan government require JEVIC inspection for the
vehicles to be imported to the countries.

Inspection will be arranged by AGASTA before shipment.
This may take up to 10 days depending on how busy the inspectors are.
Booking of your vehicle for shipment will be arranged once the JEVIC inspection is completed.

Please pay the JEVIC Inspection arrangement fee of US$200 for Zambia, Kenya and Uganda at the same time
of payment for your vehicle. Please note that without JEVIC certificate, penalty will be charged.

JAAI inspection required to import cars to Tanzania!

What is JAAI (Japan Auto Appraisal Institute) inspection?

JAAI was established in 1966 under the approval of the Ministry of International Trade and
Industry and the Ministry of Transport in Japan.

Tanzanian government requires JAAI inspection for the vehicles to be imported to their countries.

Inspection will be arranged by AGASTA before shipment.
This may take up to 10 days depending on how busy the inspectors are.
shipment of your vehicle will be arranged once the JAAI inspection is completed.

Please pay the JAAI Inspection fee US$250 at the same time of payment of your vehicle.
Please note, without JAAI certificate, 30% of the CIF value will be charged as penalty.

CTN Document required to import cars to the countries!

What is CTN (Cargo Tracking Note) Document?

All of cargo are obligated to issue CTN document.

Central African, Nigerian, Senegalese, Nigerian, Mali and Guinean government requires CTN document for the vehicles to pass the customs clearance.

Please pay the CTN Document fee of your country at the same time of payment of your vehicle.
Please note, without CTN Document, can't receive your car in your country.

Country		CTN Document Fee
	Central AFRICA / Douala	$300
	NIGER/Cotonou	$300
	SENEGAL/Dakar	$250
	NIGERIA/Lagos	$400
	MALI/Abidjan	$300
	GUINEA/Conakry	$200

For Mozambican clients

MOZ number required!
Mozambique clients are required to:
Apply for Intertek Inspection in Japan before shipment.

To apply for Intertek Inspection in Japan
1. 2. 3. 4.

For Malawian clients

For easy and smooth payment transaction, please transfer the fund from:
•The National Bank of Malawi
•Stanbic Bank

You may be requested to contact the Malawi Embassy in Tokyo in regards to confirmation
of your payment application.
Send a proof of payment to the Embassy as below by email or FAX.

Send a copy of the bank receipt with the invoice copy to PicknBuy24.com by e-mail or FAX
as soon as payment is effected.

For Caribbean clients

Correct street address required!

Please note that your street address will be required since the U.S. Government's Department
of Homeland Security does not allow imports of vehicles for clients with just their P.O. Box
address in the Caribbean.

Ensure that your street address is correct when you fill in the order form. And we can book
your vehicle for shipment and prepare the shipping documents accordingly.

For clients importing through Durban port, South Africa

Correct street address required!

Please note that your PO Box address alone will not suffice. A street address is required
and the South African Government for vehicles being imported via Durban port.