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    To import goods to Swaziland, several documents are required depending on the goods. Removal goods that are more than 12 months old can be imported duty-free. If importing with only a temporary residence permit, a letter of employment is needed. Vehicles can be imported duty-free if not sold within 2 years. Household items are subject to duties while art may be duty-free if over 100 years old. Certain goods like narcotics and protected animal products are prohibited from import.

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    To import goods to Swaziland, several documents are required depending on the goods. Removal goods that are more than 12 months old can be imported duty-free. If importing with only a temporary residence permit, a letter of employment is needed. Vehicles can be imported duty-free if not sold within 2 years. Household items are subject to duties while art may be duty-free if over 100 years old. Certain goods like narcotics and protected animal products are prohibited from import.

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    Goods Documents Required Customs Prescriptions Remarks: Swaziland

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    Kelz Youknowmyname
    To import goods to Swaziland, several documents are required depending on the goods. Removal goods that are more than 12 months old can be imported duty-free. If importing with only a temporary residence permit, a letter of employment is needed. Vehicles can be imported duty-free if not sold within 2 years. Household items are subject to duties while art may be duty-free if over 100 years old. Certain goods like narcotics and protected animal products are prohibited from import.

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    SWAZILAND

    Goods
    Removal Goods

    Documents required
    DA 304, Pl 160 & CA101; Passeport. Temporary/Permanent Residence Documents.

    Customs Prescriptions
    Duty free if goods more than 12 months old.

    Remarks
    If temporary Residence Permit not in hand copy of letter of appointment by employer required. Notes: 1. As most goods are cleared through customs in the Rep. of South Africa, (due to Swaziland being land-locked), then South African customs formalities are applied and accepted by the Swaziland customs authorities as they share a common customs union agreement. 2. Non-Swaziland residents can only apply for a temporary residence permit, which is valid for between 2-5 years, depending on the length of the contract with their employer in Swaziland, and the discretion of the Swaziland Government.

    Diplomats' removal Wedding trousseaux Inheritance.

    Certificate from the Diplomats' office. Invoice required. Copy of Will of deceased or certified relevant extract there from or copy of Probate from the Court, if the deceased died interstate. An English translation is necessary if document is not in English. Inventory (if copy will or other document does not specifically detail the goods to be imported) with supporting declaration from the lawyer confirming that the goods to be imported are the legatee's rightful share of the estate. Declaration from the legatee confirming that he is a permanent resident of Swaziland and a beneficiary under the will of the deceased. Special application must be made to

    Duty free Subject to payment of duties. Duty free entry if the legatee is temporarily/permanently residing in Swaziland.

    The goods should not be dispatched until the customs have given authority for duty free entry.

    Updated version August 1998

    All rights reserved. This publication may not be reproduced in any form and by any means, without the permission of The FIDI Global Alliance. 1

    The FIDI Global Alliance cannot take responsibility for the contents of this publication.

    SWAZILAND
    Goods
    New furniture household items. Presents and souvenirs Works of art, antiques

    Documents required
    customs.

    Customs Prescriptions
    Subject to payment of full duties. Duty free entry if: Works of art are forming a part of a Bona Fide Household removal, or Articles are over 100 years old These articles have been in the use and possession of the owner for more than 12 months and Are not for sale or other disposal for 6 months after entry. Duty free entry is allowed on the same basis and under the same conditions as furniture and other articles. Duty free entry if: The vehicles (cars, motor cycles, mopeds) will not be sold or otherwise disposed of for 2 years after the date of importation.

    Remarks

    Precious metal objects

    Motorcars, motor cycles, mopeds, power driven boats with inboard engines

    Customs Form C104/A Document showing that the vehicle has been in the owner's use and possession abroad for more than 365 days before the importation of the vehicle (original purchase invoice, insurance certificate, etc.).

    Only 1 car per family allowed.

    Caravans, trailers Dogs, cats, birds

    Plants and vegetable products Dangerous goods, firearms

    Phytosanitary certificate. Valid firearm certificate Import licence issued to the owner by the Police authorities.

    Subject to payment of duties. Import licence is granted after the owner has made arrangements for the period of quarantine with a licensed kennel. Duty-free. Duty-free.

    Narcotics, drugs, incitements Pornographic books and magazines, "walkie-talkie" radios, certain feathers, furs, skins, tusks etc. of animals
    Updated version August 1998

    Importation prohibited. Importation prohibited.

    All rights reserved. This publication may not be reproduced in any form and by any means, without the permission of The FIDI Global Alliance. 2

    The FIDI Global Alliance cannot take responsibility for the contents of this publication.

    SWAZILAND
    Goods
    coming under the protected species regulations

    Documents required

    Customs Prescriptions

    Remarks

    Updated version August 1998

    All rights reserved. This publication may not be reproduced in any form and by any means, without the permission of The FIDI Global Alliance. 3

    The FIDI Global Alliance cannot take responsibility for the contents of this publication.

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