I am returning from dubai staying 1 years here. so i wana take my laptop tv and others goods to nepal.
thanks in advanced for answering
I am returning from dubai staying 1 years here. so i wana take my laptop tv and others goods to nepal.
thanks in advanced for answering
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No duty for lap top, but twenty percent duty apply for the T.V.
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hi friend, i am also going to nepal very soon. As my knoledge the custom baggage rule nepal 2066 state as following
(2) Following mentioned all or selected personal effects imported by the permanent resident of Nepal holding Nepali citizenship
certificate can import such goods by paying customs duty at the flat rate as incorporated in the prevailing Finance Act.
In case of goods dispatched before or after leaving the country of residence, such goods should be deposited in the customs go-down within three months of the date of the arrival of such passenger in Nepal.
(a) One set of each of television, music system, refrigerator, washing machine, fan, radio, CD player, VCD player, DVD player, video camera and computer;
(b) Up to 15 items of clothes, shoes, cosmetics etc;
(c) Two sets of each ordinary domestic utilities (such as mixture, juicer, sewing machine, gas table, iron, rice cooker etc);
(d) Up to 10 kilograms of food stuff;
(e) Two items of each instruments to enhance the skill of professional passengers (doctors, engineers etc);
(f) Except the goods mentioned in clause (a) to
(e) of subsection (2),up to two piece of each other household goods for domestic use.
Nevertheless, if the passenger imported household goods in excess of the specified quantity or value of goods under this subsection, the chief of the customs office may allow to clear goods at his discretion charging customs duty at the flat rate in consideration of the passenger’s condition, number of family members, country of residence, and the period of stay.
(3) Notwithstanding the provisions made in subsection (2); if passenger who returned after staying in the foreign country for more than six months, dispatched goods accompanied or unaccompanied, such passenger shall be exempted customs duty to the value of following goods . Such goods may be released keeping book of records and need not submit customs declaration form. If the value of goods is more than the value exempted, the flat rate of customs duty is charged on the excess the value of goods as incorporated in the prevailing Finance Act:
(a) Up to Rs 5,000/ for the passenger staying in the foreign country for more than six months to one year;
(b) Up to Rs 10,000/ for the passenger staying in the foreign country for more than one year.
4) Passenger below the age of sixteen shall be entitled to only 50 percent of the exemption limits as mentioned in subsection (3).
(5) Notwithstanding the provisions made in this section, following rules will be applied on the provisions mentioned below:.
(a) Nepali passenger who stayed for more than six months in foreign country, except India and Tibet Autonomous Region of China, will be granted customs exemption on one set of computer carried accompanied;
(b) Nepali passenger living in foreign country, who dispatched his / her used clothes through foreign post office, will be entitled to customs exemption on such clothes;
(c) If a person living in foreign country dispatched any goods mentioned in subsection 2 worth up to the value of US $ 250 to the relative or the members of the family, such goods shall be cleared charging customs duty at the flat rate;
(d) Nepali citizens returning from the foreign country after staying six months or more are allowed to carry with them up to three hundred fifty grams of gold and up to one kilogram of silver (including ornaments)by charging prevailing customs duty;
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