To ship a vehicle internationally, it is essential to compile your personal identification, vehicle documentation (such as the title, bill of sale, and lien release if applicable), along with details of the shipper and consignee. It is important to select an appropriate shipping method, such as Roll-on/Roll-off (RoRo) or containerized shipping. Additionally, ensure that your vehicle complies with the safety and environmental standards of the destination country. This may involve engaging a customs broker or freight forwarder to oversee documentation and customs clearance procedures at both the export and import locations. Before shipping, select a shipping method—either RoRo or containerized shipping—and gather the necessary documentation, including identification, proof of vehicle ownership, lien release, bill of sale, and power of attorney (POA). It is advisable to research thoroughly, understand the requirements of your destination, and familiarize yourself with the country's customs and import regulations, including necessary forms and environmental and safety standards. During the shipping process, prepare your vehicle by cleaning it, checking all fluids, and removing personal belongings. Arrange for overseas transport with a licensed freight forwarder, whom we can assist. Make insurance arrangements, as some shipping companies offer coverage during transit. To clear U.S. customs, submit all necessary documents before export. Finally, coordinate the arrival and importation process by arranging customs clearance at the destination port and paying any applicable import taxes and duties.