Cases of electronic product import customs declaration and clearance
This case is an electronic product import service that requires the import of a batch of electronic products from Germany to Shanghai. After communication and understanding, the customer decisively chose SPEED to provide international logistics, import logistics, domestic customs clearance, domestic logistics and other services.
The process and related costs of importing electronic products
Firstly, most electronic products involve 3C certification. Before importing, the shipper must provide the HS code to confirm whether the product falls within the scope of 3C certification. In addition, it is also necessary to confirm whether the product comes with a battery. If it comes with a battery, the shipper needs to provide the MSDS file of the battery. If the final product is a well-known brand, authorization documents from the brand owner or agent need to be provided in order to import and declare it.
The specific process and cost depend on what trade terms you use to import, and if you follow EXW terms door-to-door:
The process is roughly as follows:
1. The shipper is usually responsible for loading the goods from the warehouse, providing export headers, packing lists, contracts, invoices, and various corresponding documents and reports for the goods.
2. Overseas freight forwarder declaration, warehouse loading and unloading, loading and unloading.
3. Import customs declaration and inspection, the importer provides import header, packing list, contract, invoice, and various documents and reports corresponding to the goods.
4. After customs clearance, pick up the goods and send them to the designated delivery address of the customer.
The cost includes the following expenses:
1. Overseas pick-up fees, sea freight, customs clearance fees, and port of origin fees.
2. Domestic import customs clearance fees, document exchange fees and service fees, commodity inspection and service fees, destination port fees, and logistics transportation fees.