I would like to take my car to Morocco and leave it at my apartment. I want to be able to fly back to the UK and then go back as and when needed. Can I do this and leave my car in Morocco or do i have to take my car out before being able to fly?

I understand I am allowed to leave my car for 6 months but then would need to take the car back out of morocco to avoid customs duty. What is not clear to me is can I take it back into Morocco, if yes is their a time that must lapse before i can do this? How long can i keep it then in morocco again before having to come back out.

To summarise I want to avoid customs duty but have the flexibility to use my own vehicle once i am there.

> 1. What is the procedure and paperwork that needs to be completed?
> 2. How long can I leave it?
> 3. Can I leave it longer?
> 4. How can I do this avoiding import duty for the vehicle?


> Many many thanks for any help you can give in answering these
questions.

Yes, you can leave your car in Morocco for 6 months. When you yourself are leaving before you have to go to the customs and leave the car there, fill out some paperwork, and I think also have to pay for the parking. When you are taking your car out of Morocco you can go back immediately. So like spending a day in ceuta and come back. I think you can do this a long time, don't know if there is a limit. But it will be always some trouble before you can go out of Morocco.
You can not leave it in Morocco longer without paying tax.
Soon there will be a big change in taxes, some goods will be free. But we don't know yet if this affects cars.

If i take my car and leave it - can I fly back and forth to the UK up to 6 months or do i have to always come out only with the car.