Shipping furniture to Philippines page 2 - Cebu forum

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Shipping furniture to Philippines

AustenGrice New member

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AustenGriceNew member30 January 2018 02:06:38

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MommyAa Member

Member since 03 February 2018

MommyAaMember03 February 2018 04:54:25

#42

Hello, i want to ask which cargo company that you contacted for shipping your things. Thanks

Jjj1522 Member

Member since 12 February 2018

Jjj1522Member12 February 2018 03:10:02

#43

Hello guys is any one here can give us an idea about the tax and duties you need to pay in custom in philippines for shipping a household container thanks.

Jjj1522 Member

Member since 12 February 2018

Jjj1522Member12 February 2018 03:12:14

#44

How to be qualify for the 350k exemption? Thanks

CharisseFAL Member

Member since 22 May 2020

CharisseFALMember22 May 2020 18:12:45

#45

Hi!I would like to know what was the experience with your shipping. Was it too expensive? We are going back to Manila, Phils for good and we have quite a lot of things here in UAE. Your answer is greatly appreciated!

Timo62 Active member

Member since 28 June 2022

Timo62Active member08 July 2022 09:31:22

#46

@Shane14 WE had a neighbor whose Dad had shipped his furniture and art works. Somehow things got messed up and cost them thousands more than they had been told (so he told us).

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Shane14 Active member

Member since 07 April 2015

Shane14Active member08 July 2022 10:06:25

#47

@Jjj1522 If you are returning Filipino resident, you're entitled to a Php150,000 to Php350,000 duty exemption (depending on your length of stay abroad). Two to three weeks before the arrival date of your shipment, you need to apply for tax exemption in the Department of Finance Manila. The requirements are the original passport, TIn card, certificate of employment, or residence card.