Hi Friends, I want to bring a 20’ or 40’ container of my household goods from USA to Thailand. Just stuff I have owned for years and impossible or expensive to replace here. I have heard that if I get a work permit I can import my household stuff without paying tariffs/taxes. I feel that the right agent can get this done smoothly and with little or no tariffs/taxes. Do any of you know who can do it?

Hi guys I have three pallets of house hold goods used coming by sea does any one know of a reliable clearing agent in bangkok I would appreciate any help

Shipping report:

One 20' container.

Contents: mostly papers, photos, dishes, family artwork, some used electronics.

Long-term visa but not eligible for duty waiver.

Customs duty charged: THB 9,700

Has anyone bought PC stuff on Lazada thar came from China? If so we're they charged Vat etc on delivery?

Does any one know if APEC card has any benefits on arrival these days?

Hi.

Anyone knows about import duties and fees, taxes etc into Thailand?

My friend would send me a (1600usd worth) laptop from USA to Thailand, Phuket.

I was enlightened by someone that ill have to pay extre on top of the shipment cost, i already pay for fedex.

Ive been researching for it but confusing numbers all over the place.

Probably somwone here from US would know it better or anybody.

Thanks :)

Re: extending my 30 day visa exempt entry for 30 more days. I entered Thailand without a ticket out, just explained I would ride my bike out. Everyone was fine with that then.

I was told by UPS I’d have my bike two weeks ago, but it is languishing in Bangkok customs. Now I have 9 days left on my visa.

What should I tell the folks at immigration? Should I buy a bus ticket out to show them? What if I just tell them what I just explained here?