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These mistakes are prohibited in importing cars less than 5 years old!

April 25, 2026اقتصاد – الشروق أونلاينechoroukonline.comTranslated from Arabic
These mistakes are prohibited in importing cars less than 5 years old!

Algerian consulates abroad have warned members of the national community against the consequences of not respecting the conditions for importing used cars less than five years old, under the residence change certificate 'CCR', emphasizing that any violation of these regulations may lead to the rejection of the vehicle and force its owner to re-export it at their own expense, along with any additional customs procedures that may arise. According to publications issued by Algerian embassies and consulates in several countries on Saturday, which 'Echorouk' has reviewed, this measure falls within the framework of implementing the provisions of Article 127 of the Finance Law for the year 2026, which regulates the conditions and methods for importing used vehicles upon final return to the homeland. Re-export is mandatory in case of violation...

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