Shipping to stockholm sweden
12-27-2012, 11:59 PM
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Shipping to stockholm sweden
Trying to send a tranny to Stockholm.The box is 17x17x17" and weighs 144lbs.Has any one shipped to Sweden what is the best and most affordable way. NEED HELP. JOHN SR
12-28-2012, 06:10 AM
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You can look into Jetcarrier.com, I have not used them myself (yet) but their prices seems reasonable.
http://www.jetcarrier.net/support/in...does-this-work
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12-28-2012, 08:35 AM
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I ship to and from Germany directly through Lufthansa via their cargo docks as they load onto regular flights. I don't know if SAS airlines offers this service as well.
Just as an FYI - have your purcahser find out if they need an import permit for the transmission....I need export permits to get goods out of Germany but do not need the permits to receive or send back - just the politics of the customs offices. The EU love paperwork so how ever you send the tranny - make sure the documents are on the crate (as well as inside if needed). A friend sent a book to a relative in Sweden. The documents were int he box but the customs held the book until the receiver went to the offices and physically could produce the papers - meaning open the book and hand the receipt over - FUN!
Just as an FYI - have your purcahser find out if they need an import permit for the transmission....I need export permits to get goods out of Germany but do not need the permits to receive or send back - just the politics of the customs offices. The EU love paperwork so how ever you send the tranny - make sure the documents are on the crate (as well as inside if needed). A friend sent a book to a relative in Sweden. The documents were int he box but the customs held the book until the receiver went to the offices and physically could produce the papers - meaning open the book and hand the receipt over - FUN!
12-28-2012, 12:13 PM
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Not sure how sweden but here in finland that sample/gift means
nothing the custom dosnt care, there are not free goods coming
outside of EU thats the basics. Only for avoid surprices..
