Hi Nderitu
Many thanks for this very useful information!
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On 6/14/15, Wilson Nderitu <nderitwilson@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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I now confirm that the visually impaired persons, and those with other
sensory disabilities are also exempted from import duty when importing a
car.
They are only required to precent the driving license of their preferred
driver and the exemption code can be generated automatically from kra
Nairobi.
This means that with aid of a good person who understands the procedure you
do not have to be there during any stage of clearance.
During the process of importing and clearing my own, i was able to create a
good network with moto vehicle service providers abroad and in The port to.
Anyone who needs to import and clear 1 can contact me for assistance.
Note:
For physically challenged persons, the moto vehicle can be modified from
abroad for chipper costs;
Your vehicle can be pimped as per your request, i.e. Changing of rims also
at chipper rates.
Wilson Nderitu Macharia
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