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Akakpo | 15:37 Tue 11th Nov 2008 | Law
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Gents and ladies, I may be moving over to Switzerland for 3 to 6 months and my road tax is due soon. Could I possibly declare a sorn when my road tax runs out as I will be in Swiss? What is the insurance implications of driving in Switzerland? Am I still still insured whilst in Switzerland or do I need a separate insurance cover?
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How do you plan to get the car back to the UK? Will you tax it before you come back? You will also require a vignette to take your car onto motorways in Switzerland. (Swiss road tax) You will also have to tell your insurance company and will require a green card for which they may charge.
16:15 Tue 11th Nov 2008
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(no longer in existence in Europe) 'Green cards' are usually part of the insurance nowadays - read the back of your itinerary, it will tell you there
17:20 Tue 11th Nov 2008
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Pink Kittens - I was stopped in Spain about 4 weeks ago and the Spanish police only wanted to see my Green Card. They were not interested in the insurance certificate. I always get a separate green card from my Insurance Company every time I drive abroad which is frequently. (About 16 weeks per year.) This ensures my cover is still fully comprehensive and I have to pay for it.
10:56 Wed 12th Nov 2008

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