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KAZAKHSTAN
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DOCUMENTS REQUIRED
The following list of documents are needed for importation:
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- Way Bill of Lading
- Packing List
- Copy of the passport
- Copy of the valid visa
- Valued inventory in English or Russian *
- Power of attorney document
- Confirmation of employment in Kazakhstan
*NOTE: The valued inventory is purely for customs duty
purposes and does not need to correlate with the values
declared for insurance purposes.
CUSTOMS CLEARANCE
- The consignee should be present at the destination and
should have a valid visa.
- The consignee should be employed with a registered company.
- Temporary import of HHG and personal effects in Kazakhstan
is duty and taxes free. This is valid for one year and
can be renewed every year until the time the expatriate
has finished his stay and is ready to re-export the shipment.
- Permanent import of HHG and personal effects is subject
to customs duties and taxes. Additionally, a V.A.T. of
20% is charged on the import.
- Only a limited amount of foodstuff, new items, and electronics
are allowed duty free.
LIQUOR
The allowance limit for duty free import of wine and spirits
for personal consumption is two liters per person. All excess
is subject to the following:
- Excise duty of $1.00 / liter
- Customs duty of up to 30% of value
- V.A.T. of 20% of value
- Customs procedures duty of .2% of value
PROHIBITED GOODS
Some prohibited goods include, but are not limited to:
- Weapons of all kinds
- Pornography
- Narcotics
- Exportation of antiques (carpets, paintings, books,
or other items of cultural and/or historic value.)
MOTOR VEHICLES
Cars can be imported duty and tax-free on a temporary
basis. Yearly fee must be paid on such imports and sale
of the temporary car is not allowed. Permanent import
is subject to the tax and duties as per customs tariff.
PETS
The following documents are necessary:
- Vaccination Certificate
- Veterinary Certificate
GENERAL COMMENTS
- Mark very clearly on the waybills, "USED HOUSEHOLD GOODS
AND PERSONAL EFFECTS."
- Packing list should be in English or Russian.
- Items such as books, CD’s, and audio or videotapes should
not be mentioned on the packing list. If it is necessary
to include these items, make sure to list the author,
year of publication, and the topic of each item separately.
- A separate list describing the values of high tech equipment,
works of art, antique carpet, silver, and musical instruments
should be included to avoid any problems when re-exporting
at a later date
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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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