1. Permit to transport goods 2. Bus passenger permit 3. Taxi passenger permit 4. Tourist passenger permit 5. Organized group permits 6. Cabotage permits The Cross-Border Road Transport Agency (C-BRTA) is calling for calm among motorists and other road users travelling on the N1 between Musina and Zimbabwe. Its role as an intergovernmental operating agency is to reduce mobility restrictions for road transport companies in the form of market access regulation and cross-border licensing, while promoting sustainable social and economic development in the Southern African Development Community region. Private bag 13372WINDHOEKTel: 0026461 – 250897NAMIBIA DISTANCES Cross-border permits are issued through the Cross-Border Road Transport Agency. The C-BRTA was established to regulate regulatory services in accordance with the Cross-Border Road Transport Act, allowing cross-border operators to carry out road transport activities in South Africa and neighbouring countries. A cross-border permit is required when crossing borders between different African countries. We reduce mobility restrictions for road transport companies We offer permits for passenger transport and road transport companies. Download the application form, fill it out and send it to us (office@lbcpro.co.za).
Remember to follow the requirements and follow the steps to complete the registration. 1. Complete application form 2. Questionnaire completed 3. Commercial Register Document 4.Certificate of Control 5.ID Copies for All Directors of the Company 6.ID Copy for the Driver of the Vehicle 7.Driving License for the Driver of the Vehicle8. Vehicle registration document and road condition certificate9. Written consent in the form of a leasing contract if the vehicle is not registered in the name of the carrier 10.Additional requirements apply to each type of permit requested (one of our consultants will discuss this with you) The Cross-Border Road Transport Agency (C-BRTA) exists to improve the cross-border flow of commuters and freight companies using road transport. For more than 20 years, we have been the driving force behind cross-border business orientation. C-BRTA has been providing efficient services to cross-border road transport companies for 22 years. While Namibian vehicles of all classes pay fuel fees and taxes for the maintenance and construction of the country`s roads, vehicles registered abroad should also pay their fair share for the use of this infrastructure. As a result, CBC is payable for all foreign-registered vehicles entering Namibia. The Agency was established to provide advice, regulation, facilitation and prosecution in the field of international road transport in order to improve the free movement of goods and passengers in the region; the introduction of regulated competition in international road transport; reduce operational constraints for the entire international transport sector; improve and strengthen the capacity of the public sector to support its strategic planning, empowerment and monitoring functions; and enable the cross-border road transport industry to maximise its business opportunities and gradually self-regulate in order to improve the safety, security, reliability, quality and efficiency of services.
; Regular road users travelling within 100 km of a certain limit may be eligible for a regular use permit at the discretion of the XRF. Regular use permit application forms are available from Africon Namibia from CBC paying agencies. These approvals are only valid for type 2 vehicles and are valid for a period of 3 months. The cost of regular user approval is N$170.00. Cash payments can be made in Namibian dollars at all border posts or at designated paying agencies. Prepayment options are available at Ariamsvlei, Noordoewer, Buitepos, Katima Mulilo and Oshikango. Users can apply directly to Africon Namibia. Please note that credit card payments can only be made at Buitepos.
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