The rules and regulations regarding the shipment of household items, personal effects, and private vehicles into Ukraine from the USA depends on the consignee’s relationship with the country, his/her intended length of stay, his/her visa, and the state of the items concerned. To make shipment procedures slightly more tolerable for importers, below are simplified guidelines. Continue reading →

Motor homes, boats, and private aircrafts are not prohibited from the country, but because the importation laws for these tend to change a lot, it’s advisable for the consignee to consult the Embassy of Turkey in the USA before shipping the vehicles. Continue reading →

There are quite a number of things shippers must take note of when shipping goods to Thailand. The rules are quite stringent, and certain items must be shipped by sea and not by air for speedy clearance purposed. Before shipping any item to the country, consignees are advised to check if they’re forbidden or not. Continue reading →

Vehicles must not be shipped with household goods, and unless shipped with diplomatic privileges, these vehicles are dutiable and taxable. Taiwan also doesn’t allow the importation of untitled cars. Only vehicles older than 12 months and newer than 10 years are allowed into the country. Continue reading →

The following shipment information will refer only to vehicles for personal use. All vehicles may be imported into Switzerland duty-free provided that the consignee has owned them for six months or more prior to the exportation from the USA, and that they are not to be sold in Switzerland for at least 12 months after the date of clearance. Continue reading →