Thread: Need help/advice on importing products from Taiwan
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Mar 2nd, 2003 09:18 AM
#16
Thanks a bunch, Bunch 
I am reconsidering the order...too much trouble for someone who has too little to invest.
May be I should just fly to Taiwan and smuggle it back through the ship :P
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Mar 2nd, 2003 10:53 AM
#17
You will have to fill out duties, and the gov't might be suspicious with large orders if you don't have a company if you do have a company you will need to register gst/pst and importer license, if you haven't seen the manufacturing facilities I would be cautious
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Jan 31st, 2005 06:19 PM
#18

Originally Posted by
Gnoy
Now, could "express A/C" mean an account with a courier?
That's exactly what that means. Express=freight courier.
Since the company is quoting you FOB, Taipei or wherever in Taiwan, you have to provide them a freight courier account, so they can ship to you. Common international carrier is DHL.
To import in large quantities, you need an Import#, which has to be quoted on documentation. I'll see if I can track down govt. site for you later.
You've got me all curious as to what you're bringing in that has a minimum order of only 200! PM me if you want to divulge. Usually Asian orders have min of 1000 - 5000 depending on value.
I know one guy who brought back 100 watches from PRC and just declared it on Customs form as you're allowed $800? now.
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