How do new immigrants bring their personal belongings into Canada duty-free

Canadian Customs Policy-Entry Duty Free Application Form B4 and the materials required for customs declaration and clearance;

1. certificate of origin

A.

If you are a new immigrant, a Canadian Maple Leaf Kaka holder or using a work visa, please bring your passport and the original Maple Leaf Card to the customs.

B.

If you are a Canadian citizen returning to China, you need to prepare the original residence permit, employment permit, passport and other documents in China, and go to the customs to fill out the form.

2. English packing list

Please fill in the special packing list of TrustMover in English or French. The name of each item should be clearly written in the list, and the use time should be indicated. Consigned goods, whether old or new, should indicate the value or depreciated value of the goods.

3. Ocean Bill of Lading

The ocean bill of lading is the proof of delivery, the shipper shows our company, the consignee shows your foreign consignee, and the notified person shows my American agent. The name of the bill of lading requires the words personal belongings and personal property.

4. Canadian Customs B4E

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Form form

This is the customs clearance form for personal belongings required by the Canadian Customs in the destination country. You need to fill in this form before customs clearance and take it to the local customs for customs clearance.

Canadian customs' import policy on personal belongings;

1. When Canadian Customs requires personal belongings to clear customs, the consignee must go to the scene and be questioned in person. You need to prove to the customs that your goods were used in China.

2. For new immigrants, Canadian citizens, permanent residents and other people, articles used in China for more than 1 year can enter the country duty-free, but they cannot be used for commercial purposes or sold within one year.

3. You may have to pay taxes other than the normal taxes for items with a single value of more than $65,438+0,000.

International students, holders of tourist visas and work visas can enter Canadian customs duty-free, but all articles must be exported before leaving the country.