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maxpudding
post Nov 29 2022, 12:55 AM

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I also have limited skills in the language, so I got a colleague to help me to buy stuff from Taobao. But there's also google translate if you can't be bothered to ask your friends.
maxpudding
post Nov 29 2022, 09:35 AM

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QUOTE(90929155 @ Nov 29 2022, 08:51 AM)
The only pending thing for now is for me to determine any "hidden charges" especially on the custom side. If not mistaken, imported item with wifi adapter normally would be inspected and taxed. đź« 
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Will also be required to get approval/permit from MCMC, SIRIM or EC (energy commission, to make sure it can be used here with our voltage and frequency) if customs demanded to see those. I had some experience where customs did ask for the permits/letters from different agencies. I bought some custom steel frames for a mid-size outdoor project and customs office wanted to see my CIDB permit lol.

In your case, I’d recommend emailing the relevant agencies and tell them you are getting a laptop from overseas. You’ll get a faster reply if you go to their offices personally tongue.gif

Also, depending on your luck the customs office would just skip this entirely (maybe if your forwarder wrongly “declared” the HS code) but bear in mind customs also can open up your packages to see what you are bringing in are correctly declared



maxpudding
post Nov 29 2022, 03:37 PM

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QUOTE(esmonde @ Nov 29 2022, 11:23 AM)
What's the customs tax % be like?

For example, if you pay RM 2000 for Taobao, the custom in Malaysia will tax RM 200 which is 10%?
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Depends on the HS code of the item

 

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