@IODATA,
As I've mentioned in my other post, it really depends on whether you're lucky or not. We've had people in the past bringing in as many as 5 sets.
US Iphone + Customs / SIRIM Problem
US Iphone + Customs / SIRIM Problem
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Jul 8 2009, 03:27 PM
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@IODATA,
As I've mentioned in my other post, it really depends on whether you're lucky or not. We've had people in the past bringing in as many as 5 sets. |
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Aug 16 2009, 12:37 PM
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@kelvin,
Don't know Y ur asking questions which has oredi been mentioned. QUOTE(Deathmax @ Aug 16 2009, 12:10 PM) I wasn't so lucky. Bought an iPhone 3G from ebay. Waited one week and then got notice from pos malaysia it was detained at customs. I had 3 choices, 1) Self collection(Go SIRIM, get AP, go KLIA, clear it) 2) Get Pos Malaysia to clear it for you for RM50 (Still need AP from SIRIM, fax the document over, they clear it and you collect it from pos office, unless you pay extra then they ship to your house) 3) Assign someone else. I went to SIRIM, and they said it was RM200 for the AP, and they also said no need send it back if for personal use, the warning letter is computer generated. Then waited 1 week for pos malaysia to send a notice and went to the pos office to collect. Even if it was declared gift, the description was cell phone |
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Aug 24 2009, 10:34 PM
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@kukarchoon,
First I've no idea Y U wanna buy something that's not working but that's not the point of this reply, right?! I believe the same standards will apply whether or not ur bringing in a brand new phone, a 2nd hand phone or a faulty phone. Best is if U don't even declare it as a phone |
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Aug 24 2009, 11:00 PM
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@kukarchoon,
Er.. am not sure if MP3 players taxable; if it is then U'll still have to go through customs; think of something that's not taxable; sorry not my forte so can't quite help. |
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Aug 24 2009, 11:46 PM
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I don't think earphones are considered electronic products
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