Hi Can anyone share/suggest any experience about carrying about 3 Invicta watches as gift while traveling to Nepal? What are the conditions in the custom in TIA? Do I have to pay taxes? Thanks in advance.
Khumbule · Dec 30, 2013 9:30 PM · 14,985 views
You want us to share experience about carrying 3 Invicta watches? That's a pretty specific experience I'd say. Sorry, never carried 3 Invictas; but last time I was there, custom was too lax. My stuff didn't go through any check but I am guessing it is much strickter now.
Kiddo · Dec 31, 2013 8:59 AM
dont ask, dont tell. keep quiet about your "invicta" watches at customs and you will be fine.
kaji sahab · Dec 31, 2013 9:49 AM
टिभी नेपाल मा किन्दा सस्तो पर्छ कि अम्रिका बाट लादा ? येसो कसैको भेना, मामा कोहि एरपोर्ट को कस्टम मा काम गर्छन भने हेल्प गर्दिनु पर्यो.
hazard17 · Dec 31, 2013 10:02 AM
Hazard There was an article posted about custom fees depending upon the size of flatscreen TVs. Do a search and you will find the cost.
Kiddo · Dec 31, 2013 10:28 AM
तिन वोटा लान लाइ कुनै डर मान्नु पर्दैन | उनीहरुको आखा येस्ता कुरा तिर जादैन |
MaGorkhe1 · Dec 31, 2013 9:45 PM
Yes, they do have specific rules regarding how much you can import duty free. Following links have the details. http://www.customs.gov.np/cont... http://www.customs.gov.np/down... Usually the customs don't ask any questions or require declaration forms, but personally, I prefer to stay close to the allowed duty free limits. Based on "Baggage Rule 2065 (English)" document, It seems if you are Nepali Citizen going back to Nepal after a year you can carry gifts duty free that are worth up to Rs. 10,000 per passenger. Last edited: 01-Jan-14 10:16 PM
everest01 · Jan 1, 2014 10:15 PM
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