I understand about the costs!
This seems like a pretty creative approach. There will be some significant issues, one of the main ones being: Somehow you will need to register your VISA (I assume you are a visa holder?) at someone's address. Do you have a place (address) to register? I know you were not asking about that, but it will be a big issue. I came in with a truck (not mine) from Poland/Belorussia. It seemed that with all my stuff the big thing was deciding whether to import it or temporarily import it. That was an issue only for visa holders. For residents or citizens that was not an issue then (2004). It is worth it to check as a lot has changed since then. Bernard Jacobsen Tel [new] +7 (495) 310-0764 Tel [mob] +7 (903) 700-3255 _____ From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of William Yoder Sent: Sunday, August 31, 2008 12:57 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Expat List House trailers My Russian wife and I are sick of Moscow housing costs and daily commutes of 3 hours or so. So we are hoping to bring a motor home - a motorized caravan or RV - here from Germany in October. Has anyone else tried this in Moscow - any experiences here with the police? I know there are 2-3 places in Moscow where motor homes can officially be parked. A lot can be seen on motor homes in Russia on the Internet, but on the road one of course still sees very little. My questions include: Would German or Russian license tags be better, what kind of documents are needed when entering Russia, experiences with RVs in Moscow. We are hoping to park usually on the small, fenced-in grounds of my employer. That would keep the daily commute to work below 3 minutes! Bill Yoder, Moscow
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