Importing a car from UK to Malta after Brexit - How much will it cost?
By Stoyan Stoyanov · 6 years ago
There have been some rumours going around that the cost of import tax in Malta for cars brought from the UK will rise after Brexit. This is definitely true, as it is clearly pointed in the Transport Malta website... any vehicles imported to Malta from a non-EU country will have to pay more than those cars brought from a country in the EU.
Anyway, you won't find any information on when exactly that raise of the import tax is going to happen. There is going to be a transition period of approximately 1 year after the Brexit is confirmed. Having said that, if you're planning to import a car from the UK to Malta you better hurry up, cause 1 year will pass quickly.
This is the time to remind you about the government schemes that Malta is offering when buying and registering a fully electric vehicle. Chances are, you could get a really nice deal on a fully electric car, save from a high import tax and get some money back from the government.
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