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GABON
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DOCUMENTS REQUIRED
- Copy of Passport
- Working Visa
- Work Permit
- Change of Residence Certificate (consularized at origin)
- "Attestation Reservation de cale"
- Employer's Relocation Certificate and letter confirming
new employment
- Inventory (three copies) detailed, valued, in French,
signed and dated by the Customer
- Letter to Destination Agent authorizing them to clear
shipment
- International Vaccination Certificate stipulating employee
is vaccinated against Yellow Fever (valid for 10 years)
- All documents must be in French
CUSTOMS REGULATIONS
- Used household goods may be duty-free
- One air and one surface shipment allowed per family
DUTIABLE/RESTRICTED ITEMS
- Alcoholic and other spirits prohibited and should be
sent separately. Only the mention of "fond de cave"
(less than 30 bottles) is acceptable
- All electrical items and furniture must be more than
six months old. New electrical items are subject to payment
of Customs duties and taxes
- All new items (six months in possession of shipper)
are subject to duties and taxes
- Invoices required
- Personal computers should not be included in household
goods shipment, but brought in by shipper. Subject to
taxes and duties.
- Firearms (must have authorization from the Government
of Gabon before importing)
- Taxes: 2% on every shipment. Exception: French Military,
French Embassy, and Chief of French Military Mission
MOTOR VEHICLES
- All cars are subject to 53.4% C.I.F. value
- Customs in Gabon assesses value of car. Additional taxes
also apply:
- Documents Required:
- Purchase Invoice
- Title
- Insurance Certificate
NOTE - Customs regulations are
subject to change at any time. The proceeding information is
a brief summary of customs regulations applicable to household
goods shipments to this destination and is being provided for
general guidance to assist our Agents and Customers. Since such
regulations are subject to change without notice, Rinkens Moving International
cannot be held liable for any costs, damage, delays, or other
detrimental events resulting from non-compliance. Always double
check with your local embassy or consulate.
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