Customs/Importation

Somehow this "thing" won't let me post to the "who know how to get a cat from Nica to USA or Europe" sending me into a loop, so I had to post it separately.

Temperature regulations are valid, when you transport an animal as cargo.

I am trying to finish the process of getting an export license in Nicaragua.

My husband and I went to Nicaragua in January 2005 as retirees. We moved our household goods, car, son and pets and after many months were able to get our household goods and car through customs without paying any tax. We were able to get our permanent cedulas after a lot of money and effort. Now we are temporarily living back in the States, but are coming back to Nicaragua as often as possible, and at least once a year to keep our cedula and visas legal. We really love Nicaragua!

i'm moving to nicaragua this summer for a few years of work and, i thought i was doing the smart thing by buying a 1990 (4 cyl) toyota 4runner. i put a chunk of change into fixing it up for the drive and started buying some spare parts.... but i found out today from the school that i'm working for that you can not import cars 10 years or older....

My daughter who is living in Estli, adopted a cat. Now she plans to take the cat with her back to Europe but there are tremendous difficulties. It seems she will have no luck with it. She visited a Vet and she called her airline but nobody is really sure what she has to do.

Hi All,

I want to import my 1995 Nissan from the USA to Nicaragua. Does anyone know the process (laws, taxes, registration, etc...) required to do this?

Thanks, Chris

Can anyone attempt to offer any advice as to whether or not I can leave Nicaragua and return to renew the permiso temporal for my vehicle with USA plates? I want to stay in Nic. But I am not too excited to pay the taxes for nationalization yet.

I bought a finca near SJdS recently and am considering bringing several of my paint cow horses to Nicaragua from our ranch in Texas. I've ridden the little local criollo horses in Nicaragua, know their prices but I'm interested in crossing my paint horses on some of the Andalucian/Paso Fino types in Nicaragua.

i've driven my truck from the us, and will be continuing without it.

1984 toyota truck, 22r (2.4l gas) engine 4wd, lifted, 31" tyres, camper shell ~170k miles. several new parts: carb, distributor...

This is what Nicaragua customs has to say regarding importation of vehicles. I included the link for Nicaragua customs web page it has the answer to many questions,unfortunately in Spanish only. http://www.dga.gob.ni:8500/index.htm