Talking About The Imports Proceedures In Thailand.

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Talking About The Imports Proceedures In Thailand.

Date Added: June 26, 2014 09:53:27 PM

GENERAL PROHIBITIONS AND RESTRICTIONS The Thai Government controls the import and export of certain goods into/out of the Kingdom of Thailand. The guidelines either take the form of: a complete prohibition, which means that you areabsolutely not to import the goods in any circumstances; or a restriction, where you need to gain written permission in order to import the goods. Samples OF Prohibited and Restricted Goods The following information broadly outlines what goods are prohibited or restricted, where you can obtain more information about the control and, in the case of restricted goods, to apply for permission to import. 1. Prohibited Goods are goods for which either the import into or export out of Thailand are prohibited. Any person imports or exports prohibited goods is considered as committing offences and subject to penalties indicated in the relevant national legislation. In addition, such activity is also considered as an offence under Articles 27 and 27 bis of the Customs Act B.E. 2469. It is prohibited by law to bring the following items into Thailand. Obscene pictures Pornographic materials Goods with Thai national flag Narcotics e.g., marijuanan Counterfeit currency, bonds, or coins Fake Royal Seals/official seals IPR infringing goods e.g. VDO etc. Counterfeit trademark goods} GENERAL PROHIBITIONS AND RESTRICTIONS The Thai Government controls the import and export of certain goods into/out of the Kingdom of Thailand. The guidelines either take the form of: a complete prohibition, which means that you areabsolutely not to import the goods in any circumstances; or a restriction, where you need to gain written permission in order to import the goods. Samples OF Prohibited and Restricted Goods The following information broadly outlines what goods are prohibited or restricted, where you can obtain more information about the control and, in the case of restricted goods, to apply for permission to import. 1. Prohibited Goods are goods for which either the import into or export out of Thailand are prohibited. Any person imports or exports prohibited goods is considered as committing offences and subject to penalties indicated in the relevant national legislation. In addition, such activity is also considered as an offence under Articles 27 and 27 bis of the Customs Act B.E. 2469. It is prohibited by law to bring the following items into Thailand. Obscene pictures Pornographic materials Goods with Thai national flag Narcotics e.g., marijuanan Counterfeit currency, bonds, or coins Fake Royal Seals/official seals IPR infringing goods e.g. VDO etc. Counterfeit trademark goods} If you have any issues with regards to wherever and how to use http://hkais.org/content/userinfo.php?uid=334860, you can get hold of us at the web-site.