to buy a RV in Kanada and import USA

Possible? Yes. How easy depends on the make / model etc., and to what standard it was built.

As for taxes, no, you will not get them back, in fact you will have to pay them a second time when you import it into the US also.

If your goal is to travel Canada and the US, with the trip ending in the US, it would be simpler to purchase in the US, tour Canada, return to the US to finish your tour.

kerrlakeRoo wrote:
If your goal is to travel Canada and the US, with the trip ending in the US, it would be simpler to purchase in the US, tour Canada, return to the US to finish your tour.

OR vice versa. :)

Thanks for your Posts. We hope we beoome a green Card in September, so we want to live in the states after travel to Canada. so we want to Register the RV in the USA.
how is the procedure? do I have to go with the documents to the DMV, is it difficulty?

schubi wrote:
Thanks for your Posts. We hope we beoome a green Card in September, so we want to live in the states after travel to Canada. so we want to Register the RV in the USA.
how is the procedure? do I have to go with the documents to the DMV, is it difficulty?

Since your ultimate goal is to live in the US as a green card holder why would you not just buy an RV in the US, then travel in Canada as any tourist would do? :h

Kanada?

You might Google "foreigner purchasing car in USA". Laws vary by state but having an address and maybe a driver's license are hurdles that may complicate the process. If you have a friend in the USA you might be able to use their address. Each State has a Dept of Motor Vehicles and they may be able to provide guidance on how to register car in their State.

Sprink-Fitter wrote:
Kanada?

I am getting the feeling the OP is in Germany and may have used an online translation program. There are usually a lot of errors like that in using translation apps. I don't think he was being rude like some folks who use K's instead of C's. In Germany a K is often used instead of a C.

Sprink-Fitter wrote:
Kanada?

You need to get out more ... the OP is in Germany, Kanada is German for Canada. :R

SoundGuy wrote:

Sprink-Fitter wrote:
Kanada?

You need to get out more ... the OP is in Germany, Kanada is German for Canada. :R

The OP has better grammer and spelling than some of the forum members. :B