Temporary vehicle import to Barbados
A visa and a vehicle are different law: the person and the car are given their terms by different authorities, and those terms need not match.
- Maximum term
- 90
- How the term is counted
- per entry
- Carnet de Passages
- No data
- Extension
- Possible
The official customs statute provides a 3-month temporary-use rule for goods generally, but the search results do not show a vehicle-specific tourist temporary import page or whether a Carnet is accepted/required for private vehicles.
"(d) Time delay period for temporary Import must not exceed 3 months or 90 days. (e) If the Importer/Warehouse owner requires an extension of the prescribed period he/she must apply in writing to the Comptroller of Customs." / "3.2 TEMPORARY IMPORTATION (a) Persons may import Machinery, Equipment or other goods to be used temporarily into Barbados and then they can be re-exported. ... (c) A deposit to secure the necessary duties may be required and one and a half times the duty payable must be paid." — Barbados Customs (ASYCUDA) Suspense Procedures SOP. The rule is official but written for goods in general; no separate procedure for a foreign-plated tourist vehicle was found in published Barbados Customs documents, hence applies_to=unclear and medium confidence. There is no official confirmation regarding the Carnet de Passages (secondary sources claim Barbados does not accept the carnet and requires a local bank guarantee), so carnet_required was left empty.
Source: asycuda.customs.gov.bb
Vehicle import to other countries
Reference data, not legal advice. Rules change without notice — check with the consulate or at the border.
Petrol
$2.13 /L
BBD4.27 · €1.91/L
143 of 173
pricier than 82% of countries
Diesel
$1.90 /L
BBD3.80 · €1.70/L
108 of 172
pricier than 62% of countries
Kerosene
$1.15 /L
BBD2.30 · €1.03/L
9 of 42
cheaper than 81% of countries
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