Shipping Cars to Namibia (Walvis Bay)
Affordable Car Shipping from the UK to Namibia
We are the preferred shipping company for returning residents, migrant workers, government departments, and individuals in Namibia who want to import vehicles from the UK. With over 60 cars, vans, trucks, and buses shipped per month, we have the expertise and experience to handle your vehicle shipping needs.
Reliable Shipping Services to Walvis Bay, Namibia
- We offer regular and scheduled departures from major UK ports, including Sheerness, Teesport, Southampton, and Immingham, to Walvis Bay, Namibia.
- Choose from containerized or Roll-on/Roll-off (RoRo) shipping services, both of which are safe, secure, and dependable.
- We can assist with clearing your vehicle at the Walvis Bay port using our trusted local agents and arrange onward transportation to destinations in Botswana, Zimbabwe, or Zambia.
Competitive Shipping Rates
| Vehicle Type | RO/RO Prices | Container Costs |
| Saloon Vehicle e.g Peugeot 406 | £1050 | Enquire (20ft cont) |
| 4×4 Vehicle e.g. Freelander | £1135 | Enquire (20ft cont) |
| 2 cars(saloon / 4×4) | Enquire | Enquire (40ft cont) |
RoRo Shipping to Walvis Bay, Namibia
RoRo shipping is a cost-effective way to transport cars, vans, mini-buses, buses, trucks, tractors, and agricultural machinery to Namibia. We offer door-to-port or port-to-port services, with departures from Sheerness, Teesport, Southampton, or Immingham ports.
Container Shipping to Walvis Bay, Namibia
Container shipping provides a secure and safer method for shipping vehicles and cargo. We load and secure your items in 20ft or 40ft containers before shipping them to Namibia. We offer both door-to-port and port-to-port container shipping services.
Sourcing Vehicles on Your Behalf
If you’re moving to Namibia and need a vehicle, we can source one for you from anywhere in the UK and export it on your behalf. Just provide us with your specifications and budget, and we’ll take care of the rest.
Reliable and Experienced Shipping Partner
With our extensive experience in the shipping and forwarding industry, you can trust that your vehicle or cargo will arrive on time and in the same condition as when it left. Contact us today for a free quote and let us help you with your car shipping to Namibia.
NEXT RORO SHIPPING TO WALVIS BAY, NAMIBIA:
| Vessel: | Port: | Closing date: | Sailing date: | Arrival date: |
| Crystal Ray | Sheerness | 05.12.2024 | 10.12.2024 | 07.01.2025 |
| Crystal Ray | Teesport | 09.12.2024 | 12.12.2024 | 07.01.2025 |
| Progress Ace | Sheerness | 18.12.2024 | 28.12.2024 | 12.01.2025 |
Import Requirements for Vehicles in Namibia
When shipping a vehicle to Namibia, there are several important requirements and procedures to be aware of:
- Import Permit: An import permit is required from the Ministry of Industrialization and Trade before importing a vehicle into Namibia. This permit must be obtained prior to shipping.
- Vehicle Registration: The vehicle must be registered with the Namibian authorities within 14 days of arrival.
- Customs Declaration: A detailed customs declaration (SAD 500/501 form) must be submitted, along with supporting documents such as the commercial invoice, bill of lading, and import permit.
- Duties and Taxes: Import duties and Value Added Tax (VAT) are payable on imported vehicles. The exact rates may vary, so it’s advisable to confirm current rates with the Namibia Revenue Agency.
- Age Restrictions: Namibia has restrictions on importing second-hand vehicles. Generally, vehicles older than 8 years from the date of manufacture are not permitted.
- Roadworthiness: Imported vehicles must meet Namibian roadworthiness standards. A roadworthy certificate may be required.
- Left-Hand Drive: Only right-hand drive vehicles are permitted for import, except for special categories like classic cars or certain commercial vehicles.
- Personal Effects: If importing a vehicle as part of relocating to Namibia, additional documentation may be required to prove residency status.
- Temporary Imports: For temporary imports (less than 12 months), different rules apply and a carnet de passage may be used.
It’s important to note that import regulations can change, so we recommend contacting the Namibian customs authorities or our local agents for the most up-to-date information before shipping your vehicle.