1. Introduction to Pokémon Cards
Pokémon cards are a popular collectible that attracts many enthusiasts. As the market continues to grow, more and more cards are exported to the United States for grading and then imported back to China for sale. This article will detail the process of sending Pokémon cards back to China for customs clearance after being exported to the United States for grading.
2. Documents required for the import of Pokémon cards
1.Commercial invoice: Commercial invoice is one of the important documents for import customs declaration, which needs to list the name, specification, quantity, unit price, total price and other information of the goods in detail.
2.Packing list: A packing list is a document that reflects the detailed information of the goods, including the name, specification, quantity, weight, volume and other information of the goods.
3.*Agreement: If there is an agreement between the importer and the foreign merchant, the relevant agreement documents must be provided.
4.Bill of Lading: A bill of lading is a document that proves that the goods have arrived at the port of import and have been discharged.
3. The process of importing Pokémon cards
1. Sign the contract.
2. Factory stocking.
3. Booking (take the basic information of the cargo to the shipping company to book space).
4. Export declaration (time before customs cut-off).
5. Sea freight, air freight, land transport.
6. Change the bill of lading (take the bill of lading for the bill of lading).
7. Inspection and customs declaration (whether the customs reviews whether the information of the goods is consistent with the declaration information).
8. Pay taxes (customs duties, value-added tax, consumption tax).
9. Inspection (probability).
10. Release.
Please note that the above process may vary according to the current laws and policies of China, and may be subject to other relevant requirements. Therefore, it is advisable to consult with relevant professionals to obtain the most up-to-date and accurate information.