Shipping Cars to Senegal (Dakar)
Ascope offers an affordable and reliable car shipping service from the UK to Dakar, Senegal. As specialists in shipping vehicles to Senegal, we provide weekly Roll-on/Roll-off (RoRo) service from Tilbury port to Dakar port. With our extensive experience in the shipping industry, you can be assured that your vehicle will arrive at its destination without any issues.
Reliable and Trusted Service
Our commitment to excellent customer service is evident in the many positive reviews we have received on Trustpilot. When you choose Ascope, you can be confident that your vehicle shipping experience will be simple and hassle-free. Our knowledgeable agents are ready to guide you through the entire process, ensuring a smooth and stress-free journey.
Competitive Pricing
We offer competitive pricing for shipping cars, 4x4s, vans, and even multiple vehicles to Senegal. Our RoRo and container shipping options provide you with flexible and cost-effective solutions to meet your needs.
Vehicle Type | RO/RO Prices | Container Costs |
Saloon Vehicle e.g Peugeot 406 | £760 | Enquire (20ft cont) |
4×4 Vehicle e.g. Land Rover Freelander | £980 | Enquire (20ft cont) |
Vans e.g Vauxhall Combo | Enquire | Enquire (20ft cont) |
2 cars(saloon / 4×4) | Enquire | Enquire (40ft cont) |
RoRo Car Shipping to Dakar, Senegal
The Roll-on/Roll-off (RoRo) method of shipping to Senegal offers a cost-effective way to transport cars, 4x4s, vans, minibuses, buses, trucks, tractors, agricultural machinery, and other self-propelled equipment to Dakar. Vehicles are only charged for the space they occupy on the vessel, making it a practical and economical choice.
Container Shipping to Dakar, Senegal
For a more secure and safer shipping option, our container shipping service to Dakar port is an excellent choice. We load and secure your vehicles or cargo in 20ft and 40ft containers before shipping them to Senegal. We offer both door-to-port and port-to-port container shipping services, as well as container loading and lashing services at our Essex warehouse or your location.
Upcoming RoRo Shipments to Senegal
Vessel: | Port: | Closing date: | Sailing date: | Arrival date: |
Grande Amburgo | Tilbury | 28.10.2024 | 31.10.2024 | 11.11.2024 |
Grande Congo | Tilbury | 06.11.2024 | 09.11.2024 | 26.11.2024 |
Grande San Paolo | Tilbury | 20.11.2024 | 23.11.2024 | 18.12.2024 |
Our container shipments to Dakar, Senegal are available on a weekly basis.
Customs and Import Requirements
When shipping a vehicle or cargo to Senegal, it’s crucial to be aware of the country’s import regulations and requirements:
- Vehicle Age Restriction: Senegal prohibits the import of vehicles older than 8 years.
- Documentation: The following documents are typically required:
- Original vehicle registration certificate
- Original purchase invoice
- Valid passport copy
- Bill of lading
- Export declaration from the country of origin
- Customs Duties: Import duties and taxes are calculated based on the vehicle’s CIF (Cost, Insurance, and Freight) value. Expect to pay:
- Customs duty: 20% of CIF value
- Value Added Tax (VAT): 18% of CIF value
- Additional taxes may apply
- Pre-shipment Inspection: Vehicles and cargo may be subject to pre-shipment inspection by an authorized agency.
- Emissions Standards: Imported vehicles must meet Senegal’s emissions standards. A certificate of conformity may be required.
- Personal Effects: For personal belongings, a detailed inventory list is required. Used personal effects are generally duty-free if owned for at least six months.
- Restricted Items: Certain items are prohibited or restricted for import, including firearms, drugs, and some food products. Check with Senegalese customs for a complete list.
- Temporary Import: For temporary vehicle imports, a carnet de passage or temporary import permit is required.
It’s advisable to consult with Senegalese customs authorities or a licensed customs broker for the most up-to-date and detailed information regarding import requirements. Regulations may change, and additional documentation or procedures may be necessary depending on the specific items being imported