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Asked by Jeff from malaysia | Feb. 07, 2014 05:33

About:China Customs Declaration

Sending Contact Lens from Malaysia to China

I got a pair of contact lens made in Malaysia and my aunt was going to send it to me as a gift as I did not have enough time to physically collect it myself since it will take a month to make. I was wondering how much i need to put in as the value so that it will clear customs with no problems? and tax free? the contact lens was about 800 Malaysian Ringgit.

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Answered by Merlin | Feb. 10, 2014 00:46

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It is fine to put in the actual price. There won't be any problem and it is tax free!

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Answered by Jeff | Feb. 11, 2014 04:47

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Are you sure？ When I went to look at the China Customs website it had said that:

Individual’s articles mailed from or to other areas except the above two (HK and Macau), shall be limited to the value of RMB 1000 and duty-free allowances of RMB 500 at one time. Customs shall levy import duties on the portion of articles whose value exceeds the above-mentioned duty-free limit.

So i am just trying to not pay duty charges when it arrives as you can imagine. My contacts come out to about 1600RMB.

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