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Product Categories | Rate |
---|---|
Mobiles | 5% |
Tablets | 5% |
Computers | 0% |
Cameras | 0% |
Accessories | 5% |
Accessories (Battery) | 5% |
Health & Beauty | 12% |
Fashion | 10% |
Watches | 20% |
Jewelry | 15% |
Pets Accessories | 13% |
Product Categories | Rate |
---|---|
Dry Food & Supplements | 12% |
Home Appliances | 5% |
Home Decor | 15% |
Toys | 11% |
Sports | 5% |
Luggage | 17% |
Audio Video | 12% |
Documents | 0% |
Gaming | 0% |
Books & Collectibles | 0% |
Essential documents include the Commercial Invoice, Bill of Lading or Air Waybill, Packing List, Certificate of Origin, Export and Import Licenses, and Insurance Certificate. These documents help verify the shipment’s accuracy and facilitate customs clearance.
The delivery period typically ranges from 3 to 10 business days, depending on the courier service, shipping method, and any customs clearance delays. Air freight is usually the fastest option, while sea freight may take longer.
Import duties and taxes are calculated based on the CIF (Cost, Insurance, and Freight) value of the goods. The rates vary by product category, with some items subject to higher duties than others. A standard VAT rate of 12% is applied to the total value of the imported goods, including shipping costs, insurance, and any import duties.
Yes, certain items are prohibited from being imported into Kazakhstan. These include illegal drugs, weapons, certain animal products, and culturally valuable artifacts. It is essential to check the latest list of prohibited items on the official customs website before shipping.
Most courier services provide online tracking systems where you can monitor the status and location of your shipment using a tracking number provided at the time of dispatch. This helps you stay updated on the delivery progress.
Use sturdy packaging materials such as corrugated boxes, bubble wrap, and packing peanuts to ensure the safety of your shipment. Proper labeling and including the air waybill on the package are also important to avoid delays.
While not mandatory, it is highly recommended to insure your shipment to cover any potential loss or damage during transit, especially for valuable or fragile items. This provides peace of mind and financial protection.
If your shipment is delayed or held in customs, contact the courier company for assistance. They can provide information on the cause of the delay and help resolve any issues with customs clearance. It is also helpful to ensure all documentation is accurate and complete to avoid such delays.