Unless the shipment passes diplomatic protocols, all household goods and vehicles, whether new or old, are dutiable and taxed when imported from USA (or any other country for that matter) to the United Arab Emirates. There are also prohibited items which must not be found on your shipment unless you would want to risk confiscation and penalties.
These include banned products from Israel, articles which…
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Exporting Goods from USA to Sweden
Are you moving back to Sweden after living in the USA for more than one year? Or are you an American expat who needs to move into the country temporarily? No one can really tell what life has in store for us, and the documentation involved in moving our assets around the globe can be confusing. The information below should make things easier, though, for…
Exporting Goods from USA to South Africa
If you’re an expat who will soon be transferred South Africa from the USA, or a returning South African national who have stayed in the USA for quite some time, you will have to export your household goods, automobile, and maybe even a boat or machineries for your business into the South Africa. The process can be tedious but tolerable, as long as you have…
Shipping Household Goods and Vehicles to Jordan
It is important to choose the best overseas moving company when you are shipping your household items, personal effects and even your vehicle to Jordan considering the unique customs requirements that shipments have to follow before they are cleared. Expect your air freight shipments to arrive in Jordan via the Queen Alia International Airport in Amman and your sea freight shipment to arrive in Jordan…
Importing Household Goods to Ireland
Importing items from the United States to Ireland is pretty easy. However, what if you’re importing household goods and cars to Ireland? Would that be easy too?
This is the usual question asked by expatriates or even by returning Irish who want to ship their goods to Ireland. Customs procedures in Ireland are basically efficient because the process is highly computerized using the Direct Trade…