It is a common process for China Hong Kong logistics to import goods into Hong Kong and then clear customs to Shenzhen in mainland China. What costs will be incurred for this process?

1. Customs declaration fee

There are two main customs clearance fees for imported goods from Hong Kong to Shenzhen: one is the customs clearance fee at the Hong Kong border, and the other is the customs clearance fee when entering Shenzhen at the selected port..

2. Inspection fee

Prior to customs declaration at the port of entry in Shenzhen, this cargo is required to undergo inspection under customs supervision conditions and must be declared for inspection in advance.

3. Disinfection fee

If the imported goods are packaged in wood, fumigation and disinfection are required, which incurs costs

4. Taxes

Imported goods will be subject to taxes as required by the country through general trade customs clearance. Taxes consist of two parts: customs duties and value-added tax.

5. Check the fare

If the goods are randomly inspected by customs when the trailer enters Shenzhen, inspection fees will be incurred.

6. Trailer fee

If the goods can be carried by individuals, a professional customs clearance company in Shenzhen can be requested to declare them as personal carriers during customs clearance. After customs clearance, the customs declaration form can be presented to enter the Huanggang Port through the passenger channel. When the weight and volume of the goods are relatively large, port vehicles need to be arranged for docking, resulting in towing costs. Not all vehicles can enter and exit the country, only supervision vehicles can, and their driver information has been filed with customs.