Banda Aceh, Meulaboh, Lhokseumawe and all cities in Aceh Province
Rate Inquiry please send to : srt-mes@srt.co.id
PT. Supra Raga Transport (SRT) was established in October 1989 with core business in Domestic and International relocation service
We have moved thousands of expatriates into and
from Indonesia. Major embassies and multinationals company, SRT to relocate
their empoyess, we recognize the individuality of our customers and ensure that
each customers recives quality service.
SRT has built a global network of hand - seleced partners to seamlessy
move customers anywhere they want to go. In addition we only work with first
class shipping / air lines and to ensure save and timely arrival of
consigments.
SRT has been chosen to handle international moving and transportation services for numerous high-profile institutions and companies. For example, embassies, oil & gas companies, telecommunication companies, FMCG companies, and also NGOs coming in and out of Indonesia.
Household Goods & Personal Effects Importation to Banda Aceh
A. FOR FOREIGNERS
The following are customs needs on a duty free basis :
-Passport
-Residence permit
-Work permit
Note : These permits must be valid 52 weeks.
The following are customs needs on a duty free basis :
-Passport
-Residence permit
-Work permit
Note : These permits must be valid 52 weeks.
For a duty free clearance, used household goods must arrive in Indonesia within 3 months of shipper last arrivals into Indonesia with approval to process a work permit as issued by Indonesian government (start from admission stamp on the passport). If shipper has two shipments, the 2nd shipment should arrive within three months after the arrival of the 1st shipment (dutiable). The 2nd shipment that arrives later than three months will be rejected by Indonesian customs.
Maximum number of duty free imports : One shipment by air or sea. However, if there is an air and sea shipment, we can clear both as duty free, providing the air shipment is received and cleared first. This is because customs stamp the importers passport at the sea terminal but not at the air terminal.
B. FOR RETURNING INDONESIAN CITIZENS
The following are customs needs :
-Passport;
-Letter from the Indonesian Embassy in host country stating the clients arrival date in country, the date of return to Indonesia and bringing a shipment of household goods back to Indonesia.
- Shipper reported to the Indonesian embassy in host country when he/she first arrived in the country with a Report Stamp in his/her passport.
-Assignment and re-assignment letter, normally provided by the employer or a letter from school/university;
-Shipper must have ‘arrival stamp’ in his/her passport as a proof of his/her return to Indonesia after completing his/her overseas study or assignment.
-A packing list certified by the Indonesian Embassy at point of origin.
-Shipper has to have been overseas for a minimum of 12 months
Please note that a returning Indonesian citizen complying with the above documentation is entitled to one (not two) duty free shipments of used household goods and that the above documentation must be completed with the Indonesian Embassy prior to their departure from overseas.
The following are customs needs :
-Passport;
-Letter from the Indonesian Embassy in host country stating the clients arrival date in country, the date of return to Indonesia and bringing a shipment of household goods back to Indonesia.
- Shipper reported to the Indonesian embassy in host country when he/she first arrived in the country with a Report Stamp in his/her passport.
-Assignment and re-assignment letter, normally provided by the employer or a letter from school/university;
-Shipper must have ‘arrival stamp’ in his/her passport as a proof of his/her return to Indonesia after completing his/her overseas study or assignment.
-A packing list certified by the Indonesian Embassy at point of origin.
-Shipper has to have been overseas for a minimum of 12 months
Please note that a returning Indonesian citizen complying with the above documentation is entitled to one (not two) duty free shipments of used household goods and that the above documentation must be completed with the Indonesian Embassy prior to their departure from overseas.
C. FOR DIPLOMATS OR SEMI DIPLOMATS
(NOT FOR RETURNING INDONESIAN DIPLOMATS)
A diplomatic shipment is cleared under a form PP 8 which is processed by embassy.
And a semi diplomatic shipment (such as shipment for IMF/World Bank/United Nations) is cleared under a form PP 19.
IMPORTANT (FOR POINT A,B,C ABOVE) : IF SHIPPER CAN NOT PROVIDE ALL THE REQUIRED PAPERWORKS, THE SHIPMENT CAN NOT BE CUSTOMS CLEARED AND RELEASED FROM THE PORT.
(NOT FOR RETURNING INDONESIAN DIPLOMATS)
A diplomatic shipment is cleared under a form PP 8 which is processed by embassy.
And a semi diplomatic shipment (such as shipment for IMF/World Bank/United Nations) is cleared under a form PP 19.
IMPORTANT (FOR POINT A,B,C ABOVE) : IF SHIPPER CAN NOT PROVIDE ALL THE REQUIRED PAPERWORKS, THE SHIPMENT CAN NOT BE CUSTOMS CLEARED AND RELEASED FROM THE PORT.
USEFUL INFORMATION
You should also advise your non-diplomatic shipper of the following Indonesian customs regulations to ensure that their shipment clears customs as quickly as possible:
-Only used household goods are permitted duty free entry. Any items in original factory cartons are classified as new and may be dutiable. Include only one of each appliance or home entertainment component.
-Do not include car or motorcycle parts and guns.
-Do not include items which may appear to be for re-sale
-Statues are subject to be checked by Archeology Dept
You should also advise your non-diplomatic shipper of the following Indonesian customs regulations to ensure that their shipment clears customs as quickly as possible:
-Only used household goods are permitted duty free entry. Any items in original factory cartons are classified as new and may be dutiable. Include only one of each appliance or home entertainment component.
-Do not include car or motorcycle parts and guns.
-Do not include items which may appear to be for re-sale
-Statues are subject to be checked by Archeology Dept
Prohibited Articles
- Firearms, ammunitions, and explosives. Obscene literature, photographs or films.
Politically “undesirable” literature. Foodstuffs and alcohol. Books, video tapes, laser discs, CD’s and audio tapes are subject to censorship fees which can be expensive. Books of a political or religious nature which may be offensive to Indonesia, Indonesians or Islam may be refused entry. All inbound HHG shipments are subject to a physical examination by customs officials except for diplomatic shipments.
You should not release shipment until you are content that your shipper has the above documentation.
- Firearms, ammunitions, and explosives. Obscene literature, photographs or films.
Politically “undesirable” literature. Foodstuffs and alcohol. Books, video tapes, laser discs, CD’s and audio tapes are subject to censorship fees which can be expensive. Books of a political or religious nature which may be offensive to Indonesia, Indonesians or Islam may be refused entry. All inbound HHG shipments are subject to a physical examination by customs officials except for diplomatic shipments.
You should not release shipment until you are content that your shipper has the above documentation.
Rate Inquiry please send to : srt-mes@srt.co.id
PT Supra Raga Transport
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