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Neil: Assuming you have made it past the Russian border and you have insurance valid in the EU and the proper car documentation, you will be able to drive anywhere without problems, whether on Russian ...

Going to the very south of Moscow once or twice everty six months for a day is a hassle.

It is, it's true. I've done it three times so far. But buying a car in Russia is also a hassle (although we ...

We took our Russian-made Russian-bought car to England when we moved back last time with no problems, however in the end we took it back to Russia and sold it there, after about 6 months in England, s ...

This is interesting. Would you be able to enlighten me as to exactly what was required (cost, time and effort) to get the car into the country, get it insured and be legally on the road as a temporary ...

Follow up on my last note: they do it seems officially require the insurance certificate (though there are three insurance companies selling insurance in the customs office No.4 in Moscow Tsarytsino). ...

Don't know how much help it is, but I've had our British-registered car here in Moscow for several months already, parked on the road outside our block and in various places around the city, with no p ...

I have found that customs regulations don't just change from time to time but are actually different on different border crossings. Apparently some border crossings are allowed to make their own rules ...