Car rentals add up. If you’re staying longer than a few weeks, owning a car makes more sense.
Go anywhere, anytime. No schedule. No restrictions. Just your car, your journey.
We handle the entire German registration process for you—before you even arrive.
Not a dealer. Not a rental company. Just the easiest way to own a car in Europe.
We help non-EU residents register and own a car in Germany—without the stress. Our team has years of experience navigating the paperwork, bureaucracy, and legal details, so you don’t have to.
We work with travelers, expats, remote workers, retirees, and anyone who wants their own set of wheels in Europe.
Our calculator reveals if owning with MyEUCar.com is cheaper than renting long-term in Germany.
We make German car registration simple—even if you don’t live in the EU. Here’s how:
New or used. From a dealer or a private seller. We’ll help, or work with your choice.
You become the legal owner. We handle everything: plates, registration, tax, insurance. All done remotely.
Pick it up in Germany or let us deliver it anywhere in Europe.
All-in-one vehicle registration and support for non-EU residents.
Help finding and vetting reliable new or used vehicles
Vehicle delivery anywhere within Germany or across the EU
We store the vehicle until you’re ready to collect it
Help selling your car when you’re done traveling
Ongoing admin support for registration renewal, inspections, or document updates
Yes. That’s what we specialize in. We make it legal and easy.
No. We provide the registration solution legally, without the need for residency.
Across Europe. A German registration means EU-wide access.
Yes. We can suggest trusted dealers or guide your private search.
Absolutely. We work with German authorities and follow the law.
We hope you will soon join our friendly community of myEUcar users and share your exciting experiences of traveling across Europe.
I spent eight months traveling through Germany and neighboring countries in my RV. MyEUCar took care of the registration under their German entity and guided me to the right insurance, saving me from endless paperwork. Thanks to their support, I could focus on the journey and enjoy the adventure worry-free.
During my year in Munich, I got a car allowance but couldn’t register a car myself. MyEUCar handled everything — from registration to insurance and even support after a minor accident — so I could focus on my assignment without the hassle.
As a digital nomad, long-term rentals were too expensive. With MyEUCar, owning was cheaper — and they handled all the paperwork so I could enjoy the freedom of my own car in Europe.
During my 7-month European motorhome adventure based in Stuttgart, MyEUCar handled my vehicle registration and deregistration without any issues. They also provided great advice on insurance plans covering multiple EU countries and helped arrange regular vehicle servicing and secure parking in key locations. Their help freed me from administrative worries and let me focus on traveling.
On my 6-month campervan trip based out of Berlin, MyEUCar managed my vehicle registration and insurance. They recommended a policy that covered EU-wide travel and even included assistance with international breakdowns. When I needed short-term storage near Frankfurt, they arranged everything seamlessly. Their expertise was invaluable for long-term travelers in Germany and beyond.
When I was assigned to Berlin for 10 months, MyEUCar didn’t just help with registration and insurance — they also assisted me in finding a reliable used car through their local contacts. They made sure I got a fair deal with all the proper paperwork, arranged EU-wide insurance, and even helped manage fines when needed. Absolutely indispensable service for anyone staying long-term in Germany.
The Road Journal: Tips, Stories & Updates
Buy a popular small/mid-range model (easier to resell) that is 1–3 years old and still under factory warranty. Such cars are often sold by leasing companies in packages with a full description of their technical condition at market prices, often at a discount.
When Emma and Daniel Callahan packed up life in Sydney for a year-long adventure in Europe with their three children, they weren’t just chasing landmarks. They wanted picnics on Alpine meadows, detours to village bakeries, and the freedom to linger wherever the road felt right.
The short answer is yes, but it is rarely straightforward. Each EU country has its own rules, and in many places you need to provide proof of residency before a vehicle can be registered. For expats, frequent travelers, or families with second homes in Europe, this creates real challenges.
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