How much does it cost to move home to the U.S. internationally? Do I need to pay customs duties?

Domestic taxes are calculated based on the number of personal baggage carried. If the total value of the item exceeds 5,000 yuan (including clothing, books, bags, shoes, etc., even if it is an old item that has been used), it will be taxed by customs.

In addition, the following 20 kinds of items, regardless of whether they are old or new, must be taxed if they are not filed with the customs when leaving the country: televisions, video cameras, video recorders, video players, audio equipment, air conditioners, refrigerators (cabinets), washing machines, cameras, photocopiers, program-controlled switches, microcomputers, mobile phones (including portable mobile phones), wireless paging systems, fax machines, electronic calculators, printers and word processors, furniture, lamps and meals.

The duty-free baggage allowance for Chinese residents is 5,000 yuan;

The duty-free baggage allowance for foreign non-resident short-term passengers is 2,000 yuan;

If you are a foreign national and have lived in China for more than 1 year, you can apply for tax exemption. (Except for dutiable items).

How much does it cost to move home to the U.S. and how is it structured?

The cost of moving home abroad is mainly made up of fixed and non-fixed expenses.

1. Fixed fee:

It is the cost of door-to-door packaging from a foreign home, customs declaration abroad, customs clearance to China, and delivery to the destination home, such as packaging costs, transportation costs, shipping costs, customs clearance fees at the departure destination, port fees, destination door service fees, etc., which are clearly stated in the contract.

These costs are fixed and are calculated comprehensively according to the customer's origin, destination, specific situation of the item, and the sea freight of the month.

2. Non-fixed expenses:

1) Miscellaneous at the port of destination: The cost of changing the order is included, but the charging standards of each shipping company at the port of destination are different, so it is not included.

2) Customs inspection fee: This will be charged for each order, but if the situation and identity of each customer's goods are different, the customs inspection method is also different, there will be manual inspection, there will be machine inspection, and with the port is different, the inspection time will be different, and there may be warehouse costs, so this is not included.

3) Tariffs: Moving from China to foreign countries, as long as your identity and items meet the requirements of the other party's customs, you can move duty-free, but moving from abroad to China, China Customs has formulated relevant tariffs for imported items** to levy taxes, and all imported items need to be declared and paid taxes according to regulations. However, there is a certain amount of tax exemption for moving back to China:

The Customs clarifies that if the total value of imported articles for personal use obtained by Chinese resident passengers abroad is less than RMB 5,000 (including RMB 5,000), the Customs will release them duty-free; Non-resident short-term visitors are only 2,000 yuan. Moving back to China will bring a large number of luggage items, the total value of which will definitely exceed 5,000 yuan, so paying customs duties is certain, and the specific amount of customs duties you need to pay depends on your identity and the actual situation of the items you are transporting.

Moving back to China is billed according to volume, according to the number of boxes, and air freight is billed by weight, and the specific cost is ...... to find a moving companyThe identity conditions meet the customs requirements, and you can have a duty-free quota of 5,000 yuan for the value of the goods, and Hailong International can help with this part of the duty-free customs clearance, but the excess part still has to pay taxes. If there are these 20 kinds of things in the things moved: televisions, video cameras, video recorders, video players, audio equipment, air conditioners, refrigerators (cabinets), washing machines, cameras, photocopiers, program-controlled switches, microcomputers, computers, wireless paging systems, fax machines, electronic computers, printers and word processors, furniture, lamps and meals, then you must pay taxes.

Are there any taxes related to international moving from China to the United States?

1. The conditions for duty-free entry of personal belongings by U.S. Customs are very relaxed;

2. Newly immigrant citizens residing overseas may move into the United States duty-free the use of goods and personal property that can be owned and used in the place of residence for more than 12 months or more;

3. Moving brand new items or items that have been used for less than 12 months need to be declared truthfully in the application for entry of personal belongings into the United States** (3299**), and the customs will levy tariffs according to the type and value of the goods after the declaration;

Since then, U.S. customs inspections have become more and more frequent, and customers may incur fines of up to $5,000 for late declarations 48 hours before the goods enter the United States.

5. The consignee does not need to be present at the scene to enter the United States, but the consignee's passport photo, visa copy, customs clearance authorization, 3299**, packing list and bill of lading can be cleared;

6. The consignee does not need to be in the United States, and needs to fill in the estimated time of going to the United States on 3299;

1. Duty-free entry policy for personal belongings moving to the United States:

U.S. Customs has very lenient conditions for duty-free entry of personal effects, and new immigrants or citizens residing abroad can bring into the U.S. duty-free items and personal property that are owned and used in their place of residence for more than 12 months or more for their own use.

2. Document requirements for duty-free entry of personal belongings moving to the United States:

1) Chinese passport + U.S. green card;

2) Chinese passport + U.S. long-term visa (such as work visa).

3) U.S. passport + Chinese long-term visa.

3. Customs clearance information for duty-free entry of personal belongings moving to the United States.

The United States does not need to be present for duty-free customs clearance, but it is necessary to truthfully declare the transported items and organize them into English in advance, 3299**, passport scanned copy, visa scanned copy, social security number, and customs clearance authorization letter for customs clearance (Note: the consignee does not need to be in the United States, and needs to fill in the estimated time of going to the United States on 3299. ）

In addition to any of the above conditions, the items must be old and more than one year old, and new items do not meet the tax exemption requirements.