Import a Car in Valencian Community
Complete guide • ITP 6% • 2026 data
The Valencian Community is a popular destination for importers, especially on the coast. The 6% ITP is somewhat higher, but the Port of Valencia facilitates maritime imports.
DGT Office in Valencia
Jefatura Provincial de Tráfico de Valencia, C/ Poeta Querol 15
Tips for importing in Valencian Community
- 1The Port of Valencia is Spain's largest for vehicle imports
- 2The 6% ITP applies to all second-hand vehicles between private sellers
- 3Valencia has good connections for overland transport from France
- 4Check the Valencia city low emission zone
Steps to import a car in Valencian Community
- 1
Find the vehicle at source
Demand here concentrates on German and French brands, with a good share of stock arriving by sea rather than overland.
- 2
Ship it in through the Port of Valencia
It's Spain's largest vehicle terminal, though the road route from France is also viable if you'd rather drive the car in yourself.
- 3
Book your ITV slot early
As a high-volume maritime import destination, it pays to request the import ITV appointment in your province well ahead of time.
- 4
Work out the national CO₂ bracket
The registration tax is calculated the same way as anywhere in Spain, before moving to the regional ITP, which runs higher here than in neighboring regions.
- 5
Pay the ITP (6%)
This rate applies to every second-hand vehicle sold between individuals, and it's among the highest on the Mediterranean coast.
- 6
Register at the DGT on Poeta Querol
Before driving, check Valencia city's low emission zone, which can affect older vehicles.
Most imported brands in Valencian Community
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