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Bringing New Parts into Peru...Customs Issues?
Hello,
This is a Peru specific question, but any ideas will be of use. I am having a friend bring down some new parts for my motorcycle that is currently in Lima, Peru. Parts consist of a new chain, 2 new sprockets, brake pads and fork seals. Some people have warned me that customs may hold the parts for 2 days and then tax you on them while others have told me that my friend can walk right through customs with them in her bag and not even declare them. Any thoughts, suggestions appreciated or first hand experiences. Thanks, Hadjh 2 KLRs to SF |
Its only an issue if your friend is Peruvian - if not just walk straight through customs.
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Flying to Lima with a bunch of stuff tomorrow. Will let you guys know if I had any issues.
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Flew in with a case half filled with repuestos.
On the flight (from USA) they gave us a SUNAT paper stating the rules. : new repuestos subjet to tax : used parts prohibited (and would be confiscated) Since I had a few used parts I decided to declare nothing. I went thru immigrantion without my luggage, then I grabbed my luggage from the croussel. Then I walked right thru SUNAT and they did not ask anything, just sent me on my merry way. They seem to pick people at random and scan their stuff but its a minority. JF |
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