Argentinian customs requires a CUIT/CUIL to be provided on the Proforma Invoice of each Courier shipment. If you are shipping to Argentina, please enter the CUIT/CUIL of the consignee under Package Shipping Preferences in the Tax ID field. If the consignee is not an Argentinian citizen, please enter their passport number under Shipping Preferences in the Tax ID field. Argentinian customs will not allow the import if this information is missing, and your Courier shipment may be returned at your expense.
Completing Form 4550
Argentinian customs will provide you with a “number particular” or import number when your shipment reaches Argentina. You will then need to go to the AFIP website to complete the online Form 4550/T-Compras a proveedores del exterior. Your carrier will deliver an “Aviso 3579” notification letter to the consignee which provides instructions on this new process. Please check with Argentinian customs to be sure the consignee has a CUIT/CUIL with an AFIP access level of 2 or greater.
Yes. Due to customs regulations, these countries may have different courier services options and requirements:
We must have record of the seller’s name and address before we can forward package to these countries. In most cases, this information is included on the merchant invoice included with your Shipping package. If the merchant does not include an invoice, or if the invoice does not list the seller’s name and address, your International shipment may experience a delay while we collect this information.
Package Shipping via FedEx (Updated 30 June 2014): We can currently send consolidated shipments, as well as shipments containing merchandise from a single seller, to these countries via FedEx regardless of value.
Shipping via DHL: Shipping via DHL is not currently available to these countries.
If you submit a ship request that does not meet the criteria for delivery via your preferred courier, we will automatically ship your package via the appropriate courier.
This FAQ is subject to periodic updates. MyShopnShip is committed to providing the best possible experience for our members, and we are continually working with our couriers to offer you as many courier options as possible. Please check this FAQ from time to time for the latest information about shipping to these countries.
Yes. Due to Australian Customs regulations, there are a few important considerations to keep in mind when shipping to Australia:
We must have record of the seller’s name and address before we can export any package to Australia. In most cases, this information is included on the merchant invoice included with your package. If the merchant does not include an invoice, or if the invoice does not list the seller’s name and address, your shipment may experience a delay while we collect this information.
Shipping via DHL and UPS: We can send merchandise from a single seller to Australia via DHL and UPS regardless of value.
We can ship Dangerous Goods to Australia via FedEx and DHL for you. Each carrier has specifications regarding the delivery area, quantity and type of commodity. We will automatically ship your goods with the carrier that can transport your items. In some cases, this may require that we remove an item or items from your shipment and send them in a separate shipment via an alternate carrier. We will always inform you if your package contains Dangerous Goods when it arrives and when you submit a shipment request. If you submit a ship request that does not meet the criteria for delivery by your preferred courier, we will automatically ship your package by the appropriate courier.
Australian customs charges a 10% goods and services tax (GST) on merchandise, services and shipping costs for packages imported into Australia.
You may need a permit when importing some items into Saudi Arabia. The Saudi Food and Drug Authority requires permits for certain drugs, supplements and pharmaceutical products.
Please note: We can send your merchandise to you while you are applying for the permit, but you may be unable to receive your package until the import permit is approved.
In some cases, it may be necessary to alter your shipping preference to meet Australia import requirements. Situations that may require adjustments to your shipping preferences include:
DHL Shipments: DHL can import shipments that contain orders from a single seller or single purchaser. We must send Courier shipments that do not meet this requirement via FedEx to avoid delays.
Shipments containing Dangerous Goods: FedEx is only able to send shipments that contain Dangerous Goods to certain postal codes. USPS is unable to transport Dangerous Goods. If you request package shipment of Dangerous Goods via one of these couriers, the MyUS Packaging Team will split the Dangerous Goods and ship them with DHL Express. This might require that we send out multiple parcel shipments on the same day; one with your requested carrier and one or more shipments via DHL.
Read more about carrier requirements for Parcel shipments destined to Australia here. Other conditions may also require that we alter your package shipping preferences to comply with import and export regulations. If you have questions about a specific item or Parcel shipment, please contact us.
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