Shipping Cost from Tallinn to Manila

The cheapest way to ship a car internationally is generally Roll-on/Roll-off (RoRo), where you drive your running vehicle onto a specialized ship and off at the destination, costing typically $900-$2500 but offering less protection and no personal items allowed. For more protection, container shipping (shared) is cheaper than sole use, while open transport is cheapest for domestic legs, but RoRo is the overall winner for budget overseas shipping. Comparing quotes from multiple online brokers like Shiply or uShip is crucial for finding the best rates.

The cheapest way to ship a car is by using open transport (large multi-car trailers) for standard vehicles, booking during off-peak seasons (winter months), being flexible with pickup/delivery dates and locations (terminal-to-terminal is cheaper), and comparing quotes from multiple reputable brokers or marketplaces like uShip or GoShip. For very short distances or budget-conscious movers, driving it yourself or using a U-Haul trailer might be cheaper than professional shipping.

Yes. Whether brand-new or used, purchased or donated, the imported vehicle is subject to 40% Customs duty, 10% VAT and Ad Valorem Tax from 15% to 100% depending on its piston displacement. Its book value serves as the tax and not the purchase price nor the acquisition cost.