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HOW TO TRAVEL FROM INDIA TO SINGAPORE BY BIKE.
A Great Respect to Every one who Rides and I want to see many overland riders from India
Every riders dream is to travel from India to other Asian countries and many of us doesn't know how we can do it, so I just want to give a brief description on how to travel from India to Singapore by bike.
The very first thing we need to do is get the Carnet for our bike, to get the Carnet we need to send our bike pictures and Insurance copy and bike C book to WESTERN INDIAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION MUMBAI(WIAA), we need to do the security deposit which is refundable and it depends on the CC of ur bike and model and year, and 5 pages carnet will be around 88500 rupees which is non refundable only the security deposit which we do is refundable
HOW TO ENTER MYANMAR: to enter into Myanmar we don't need carnet but we need to apply for the permit and escort vehicle and tour Guide is Mandatory, and we need to apply for the permit before 15 days and brother Zawmin is a wonderful tour guide and it takes around 4 nights and 5 days and it costed me 450 USD the more big group you have the less cost it is and this 450 includes your bike permit and your hotel stay and break fast and entry tickets for sightseeing.
HOW TO ENTER TO THAILAND: for Thailand Also we don't need carnet but Thailand govt made mandatory for all the foreign vehicles entering to Thailand need to have permit from land Transport department which you cane make only through Tavel agencies and it will be going to cost you around 600$USD and to get this permit you need to send ur international driving permit and your bike pictures your C book and they will do the rest and brother Thum is a very nice and trust worthy guy in Thailand to get the permits.
HOW TO ENTER TO MALAYSIA: To enter to Malaysia Carnet is Mandatory and before you enter into Malaysia at the Thailand boarder you need to make an Insurance for your bike which hardly cost around 2000rs around 30$ and once you done your Immigration you need to go to custom office to stamp your carnet then from there you need to go to JP office to get ICP which is International circular Permit and with out the you will have problem when you enter to Malaysia and Malaysia is the one of the best country for rider's
HOW TO ENTER TO SINGAPORE: To enter to Singapore you need to park the bike in Malaysia boarder and take a bus and go to Singapore to stamp your carnet in Automobile association of Singapore, and you need to take the Singapore Insurance as well and the singapore Insurance will cost depending on your bike CC and your Age and after you did this you need to take ICP which is around 60$ then you need to come to the Malaysia Boarder take your bike and ride to Singapore. with out stamping the carnet you can't enter to Singapore like other boarders you can't stamp your carnet at Singapore check point.
Total trip costed me Around 5 lakhs two months 20000KM 5 countries Including Laos and Cambodia
I hope this information will be useful for you guys and if you have more doubts please feel free to contact me.
My Instagram is: https://instagram.com/royalriderjosh?r=nametag
Youtube is https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgg...dp6VmEDkIGa0ZA
A Great Respect to Every one who Rides and I want to see many overland riders from India
Every riders dream is to travel from India to other Asian countries and many of us doesn't know how we can do it, so I just want to give a brief description on how to travel from India to Singapore by bike.
The very first thing we need to do is get the Carnet for our bike, to get the Carnet we need to send our bike pictures and Insurance copy and bike C book to WESTERN INDIAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION MUMBAI(WIAA), we need to do the security deposit which is refundable and it depends on the CC of ur bike and model and year, and 5 pages carnet will be around 88500 rupees which is non refundable only the security deposit which we do is refundable
HOW TO ENTER MYANMAR: to enter into Myanmar we don't need carnet but we need to apply for the permit and escort vehicle and tour Guide is Mandatory, and we need to apply for the permit before 15 days and brother Zawmin is a wonderful tour guide and it takes around 4 nights and 5 days and it costed me 450 USD the more big group you have the less cost it is and this 450 includes your bike permit and your hotel stay and break fast and entry tickets for sightseeing.
HOW TO ENTER TO THAILAND: for Thailand Also we don't need carnet but Thailand govt made mandatory for all the foreign vehicles entering to Thailand need to have permit from land Transport department which you cane make only through Tavel agencies and it will be going to cost you around 600$USD and to get this permit you need to send ur international driving permit and your bike pictures your C book and they will do the rest and brother Thum is a very nice and trust worthy guy in Thailand to get the permits.
HOW TO ENTER TO MALAYSIA: To enter to Malaysia Carnet is Mandatory and before you enter into Malaysia at the Thailand boarder you need to make an Insurance for your bike which hardly cost around 2000rs around 30$ and once you done your Immigration you need to go to custom office to stamp your carnet then from there you need to go to JP office to get ICP which is International circular Permit and with out the you will have problem when you enter to Malaysia and Malaysia is the one of the best country for rider's
HOW TO ENTER TO SINGAPORE: To enter to Singapore you need to park the bike in Malaysia boarder and take a bus and go to Singapore to stamp your carnet in Automobile association of Singapore, and you need to take the Singapore Insurance as well and the singapore Insurance will cost depending on your bike CC and your Age and after you did this you need to take ICP which is around 60$ then you need to come to the Malaysia Boarder take your bike and ride to Singapore. with out stamping the carnet you can't enter to Singapore like other boarders you can't stamp your carnet at Singapore check point.
Total trip costed me Around 5 lakhs two months 20000KM 5 countries Including Laos and Cambodia
I hope this information will be useful for you guys and if you have more doubts please feel free to contact me.
My Instagram is: https://instagram.com/royalriderjosh?r=nametag
Youtube is https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgg...dp6VmEDkIGa0ZA
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