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Acquisition of a speaker system
Good evening. I want to buy a used acoustic system (two speakers) in Ukraine with a total weight of 100 kilograms worth 20 thousand rubles, but I don’t know at all how I will get through the customs of Ukraine and Russia. Both there and there have their limitations. I will drive in for acoustics with my son, dividing the weight of both speakers for two, i.e. 50 kg. on a brother. Could you tell me what difficulties can be encountered during the passage of both customs?
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An indivisible thing must be no more than 35 kg.
You fit in the cost, but not in terms of weight.
You fit in the cost, but not in terms of weight.
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answered 11 years ago
Many of ours get into trouble when importing goods.
It seems that 50 kg can be duty-free, but they don’t know about the norm of 35 (if the thing is indivisible). They buy a washing machine in Finland weighing 40 kg and are subject to duty.
Learn it.
It seems that 50 kg can be duty-free, but they don’t know about the norm of 35 (if the thing is indivisible). They buy a washing machine in Finland weighing 40 kg and are subject to duty.
Learn it.
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answered 11 years ago
Thanks for the answer. But "you fit the cost of the goods" - how is it? And is it possible to divide the speaker system by one column "for brother"?
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answered 11 years ago
1500 euros. Your 20 thousand rubles is about nothing.
Of course, you can divide the columns one by one into chelas. To reduce weight, you can remove heavy subwoofers from them and carry them separately, then you won’t exceed the total weight (50 kg) and you won’t go over the indivisible one (35 kg). You can take two separate checks for each column, even if you buy from your hands, issue it at any thrift store, although this is not necessary. Everything will work out for you.
In general, Ukraine is about to be driven into the Customs Union (Customs Union), then generally it will be easier to import and export.
Of course, you can divide the columns one by one into chelas. To reduce weight, you can remove heavy subwoofers from them and carry them separately, then you won’t exceed the total weight (50 kg) and you won’t go over the indivisible one (35 kg). You can take two separate checks for each column, even if you buy from your hands, issue it at any thrift store, although this is not necessary. Everything will work out for you.
In general, Ukraine is about to be driven into the Customs Union (Customs Union), then generally it will be easier to import and export.
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answered 11 years ago
And where did you get the idea that Ukraine is about to be driven by the vehicle? Or is that how they think in Russia? We have European integration - the EU. Those trade wars that Russia is unleashing can only affect the fact that we will expand the market for our goods on the territory of the European Union.
sigur62, let's not touch on political issues.
sigur62, let's not touch on political issues.
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answered 11 years ago
Let's.
Are you needed in the EU, dear?
And even more so your products?)))
Ukraine has successfully ruined its economy and is now unable to provide itself even with apples and potatoes (!), buying them abroad. So do not make me laugh with European integration))).
We are doomed to be friends at home.
Are you needed in the EU, dear?
And even more so your products?)))
Ukraine has successfully ruined its economy and is now unable to provide itself even with apples and potatoes (!), buying them abroad. So do not make me laugh with European integration))).
We are doomed to be friends at home.
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answered 11 years ago
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