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Anonymous users2024-01-24First, the problem of furniture fumigation: China's exports to New Zealand need to do fumigation work, and New Zealand has particularly strict requirements for environmental protection.
Second, the quarantine issue at the port of destination:
Furniture in New Zealand belongs to risk cargo, and there will be two additional fees for going through the procedures of MAF (equivalent to China's Health Inspection and Quarantine Bureau).
Application Fee: and the issuance fee.
Third, the delivery problem: Generally, a single piece in New Zealand is limited to 60kg, and additional overweight fees and GST will be charged for excess weight
Fourth, customs clearance issues: there are many types of wood furniture, including some precious wood and endangered wood, and the port of destination will also inquire about this piece.
Therefore, it is crucial to choose a suitable freight forwarding customs clearance company.
The New Year is coming soon, so the prices are relatively low, which leads to liquidation, and it is estimated that the price will be flat after the year.
It depends on the city you are in, handle the normal export declaration, sea freight, and see whether the volume of goods is a small container or a large container. >>>More
Shipping furniture for private use to Auckland, New Zealand can be fumigated.
This depends on the value and quantity of your goods, if there is HS CODE, you can check, there is no customs duty, but there is 17% VAT.
You need to provide the number of pieces, weight, volume, delivery address to confirm the cost of double clearing to the door, if the furniture is a log, you need to fumigate 700 yuan ticket. If you don't need it, there is no such fee, the first party will be higher, and the continuation party is very cheap, I hope to adopt!