Thailand is located in Southeast Asia on the Indochina Peninsula. It is not only a beautiful country with a unique culture, but also an active trade partner of many countries, including Russia. Every year, a variety of goods are transported to the territory of the Russian Federation from Thailand and back by different trade routes. Goods are sent both in the form of public procurement, and in the form of orders from private individuals and legal entities.
A significant percentage of the total supply is made up of food products:
exotic fruits;
vegetables;
tea and coffee;
rice;
sugarcane;
cotton.
In addition, Thailand imports:
ground transport vehicles and spare parts;
pearl;
cosmetic;
traditional medicines;
furniture;
clothing;
shoes;
textile.
Especially in demand is the delivery of perishable goods from Thailand, as well as the delivery of bulk and bulk cargo.
Sheremetyevo (Moscow);
Domodedovo (Moscow);
Vnukovo (Moscow);
Knevichi (Vladivostok);
Koltsovo (Yekaterinburg);
Khrabrovo (Kaliningrad);
Pulkovo (Saint Petersburg);
Tolmachevo (Novosibirsk).
Cargo transported by sea in major ports:
Novorossiysk;
Vladivostok;
Bronka;
Ust-Luga;
Kaliningrad;
Big port of Saint Petersburg.
To clear the cargo, you will need to go through all the preparatory procedures step by step. First of all, classify the cargo according to the HS CODE, determine the import duty rates for each type of product, calculate the amount of duty, VAT, customs duties, then fill out the delaration and submit it.
Some time ago, a large-scale transformation of the customs structure began, aimed at digitalizing the customs clearance process. The Declaration can now be submitted in electronic form together with the package of documents to the CED.
Documents for a batch of goods:
a foreign trade contract;
a passport of the transaction, if the amount exceeds the established limit;
an invoice;
a packing list;
permits, including certificate of origin, certificates and declarations of conformity;
statements and receipts confirming payment of customs duty, customs value;
an insurance policy;
aphytosanitary certificate if photo goods (perishable goods of plant origin) are imported.
The customs inspector will check the documents. Then a customs inspection or customs inspection will be performed if there is a risk. The customs service will pay attention to the customs value and adjust it up if necessary. You may need to prove the real value of the product using account statements, correspondence with the supplier, and so on. If no serious violations are detected, the cargo will be processed in the selected customs regime within the standard time frame.
The customs clearance process takes from a few hours to 2 days, if everything is in order. The time spent on preparing the necessary documents: obtaining certificates, permits, is not taken into account here. You need to take care of this in advance, as some paperwork may take weeks or even months to complete. That is why we recommend carefully checking the completeness of the package of documents and the correctness of filling in each of them. When the goods have already arrived and will be placed on the TSW, the delay in customs clearance associated with the completion of documents or the request for papers from the supplier will result in additional costs.
Terms of customs clearance are extended if:
changes are made to the Declaration;
customs inspection is scheduled;
customs expertise is being conducted;
the HS code is incorrectly defined;
you need to get permission from the copyright holder;
no customs payments were made.
Customs clearance of products from Thailand can be performed using the ATA Carnet, which allows you to temporarily import exhibition samples, equipment or other items into the country without paying customs duties.
As for the calculation of customs payments, the duty rate will depend on the product code in the customs CODE. Thailand is a developing country, so there are preferences for certain products when confirming origin (using a Form a certificate). A reduction factor of 0.75 is applied.
Customs payments are calculated using standard formulas. First, you need to learn how to calculate the customs value (CV), which consists of the cost of products and transportation costs abroad.
Customs duty = CV * %
VAT = (CV + customs duty) * %
The VAT rate can be 0, 10 or 20%.
A customs fee – payment for customs clearance services-is a fixed amount, the amount of which depends on the vehicle. The updated rates are shown in the table:
Customs value of goods |
Amount of fees |
does not exceed 200 thousand rubles inclusive |
775 |
200 thousand rubles 1 kopeck and more, but does not exceed 450 thousand inclusive |
1550 |
450 thou. rubles 1 kopeck and more, but does not exceed 1200 thousand RUB. inclusive |
3100 |
1200 thousand rubles 1 kopeck and more, but not more than 2700 thousand RUB inclusive |
8530 |
2700 thousand rubles 1 kopeck and more, but not more than 4200 thousand rubles inclusive |
12000 |
4200 thousand rubles 1 kopeck and more, but not more than 5500 thousand rubles inclusive |
15500 |
5500 thousand rubles 1 kopeck and more, but not more than 7,000 thousand inclusive
|
20000 |
7000 thousand RUB 1 kopeck and more, but not more than 8000 thousand RUB inclusive |
23000 |
8000 thousand rubles 1 kopeck and more, but does not exceed 9000 rubles. inclusive |
25000 |
9000 thousand rubles 1 kopeck and more, but not more than 10000 thousand rubles inclusive |
27000 |
10,000 thousand rubles 1 kopeck or more |
30000 |
Then everything - customs duty, VAT and customs duty, must be added up. This amount will need to be deposited to the unified settlement account of the Federal customs service of Russia. It is recommended to make a few more than calculated, just in case. The balance will be returned to the declarant's account.