Shipping Cars to Georgia / Country-Specific Requirements

Shipping vehicles from the United States to Georgia has become increasingly popular due to affordable auction pricing and growing demand in the Caucasus region. But before you send a car across the ocean, it’s important to understand the legal, logistical, and technical requirements for a smooth import.

Popular Shipping Methods to Georgia

 

The majority of cars from the USA to Georgia are shipped via:

•Container shipping (20ft or 40ft): Ideal for multiple cars or if you need to include spare parts. Offers better protection.

•RORO (Roll-on, Roll-off): More cost-efficient for single vehicles. Only running cars accepted.

equired Documents for Import

 

To successfully clear customs in Georgia, you will need:

•Original vehicle title (clean or salvage, as applicable)

•Bill of Lading (B/L)

•Purchase invoice (from Copart, IAAI, dealer, etc.)

•Identification documents of importer

•Optional: Power of attorney (if importing on behalf of someone else)

 

Make sure all documentation is complete before the vehicle is shipped.

Import Taxes & Fees in Georgia

 

Georgia is known for having low customs duties compared to many other countries.

 

Key fees include:

•Customs clearance fee

•Recycling fee (based on engine size and car age)

•VAT (18%) may apply depending on importer type

•Excise tax is calculated based on:

•Year of manufacture

•Engine volume

•Fuel type

Tips for Smooth Shipping to Georgia

•Work with an experienced shipping company (like All Cargo Export) that understands Georgian customs.

•Make sure titles are cleared and matched to the buyer.

•Avoid shipping damaged cars without clear documentation.

•If you’re buying via auction (Copart, IAAI), confirm that the car meets Georgian import standards.

Ready to ship your car to Georgia?

Contact All Cargo Export today and get a quote tailored to your needs.