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Buying a fur coat and exporting it to Ukraine, do I need to declare it?
I'm going to go to Istanbul to visit a friend. I want to buy a mink coat for one. The question arose - will there be any difficulties when going through customs upon returning to Turkey and Ukraine? Do I need to take a check for customs? Do I need to declare this purchase? It's just that the trip is not on a tour, but "I got ready, bought a ticket, flew" - that's a lot of questions. To those who answer - THANK YOU :)
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You do not need to declare ONE fur coat of your size, it is better to remove the tags. It is believed that you bought yourself an item for personal use. Just put it in your suitcase and don't worry.
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answered 15 years ago
if you are not totally lucky, you will have to pay taxes during customs clearance. But in reality, this is unlikely if you are carrying one fur coat and there will be no tags on it (i.e., like you already wore it, took it with you on the road and you are taking it back)
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answered 15 years ago
Not certainly in that way. Personal items, whether new or old, are not subject to customs payments. A fur coat in a single copy of the appropriate size - a personal item
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answered 15 years ago
duty-free import is limited to a certain amount - and the price of a fur coat clearly exceeds this amount
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answered 15 years ago
The duty-free import of GOODS is limited to a certain amount. The personal item is not a commodity. Trust the customs broker :)
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answered 15 years ago
WEIGHT ARGUMENT _ I DO NOT ARGUMENT. BUT THIS DOES NOT MEAN THAT EVERYTHING CAN BE DELIVERED FOR YOURSELF, that's why I wrote that it's better to remove the labels and pretend that you wore and wear a fur coat even in summer)
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answered 15 years ago
Thanks - I didn't really know that. I thought that the standard duty-free amount applies to clothes too. Yes, and the case in Borispol are different)
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answered 15 years ago
I agree with Pachok - according to the law, a product is something that is for sale, etc., but for oneself it is a personal item. But it's still better to remove the tags ...
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answered 15 years ago