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I'm about to order a new CPU (includes a heatsink and fan) 2200 baht (older model-AMD FX8350 https://www.newegg.com/global/th-en/Product/Product.aspx?reviews=all&Item=N82E16819113284). The Thai customs tariff website doesn't seem to be working today and so no joy there. Something in the back of my brain is telling me that computer parts are 0% import duties? Has anyone done this or got any relevant information? Thanks.

 

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How is it shipped?  If by mail they probably would not charge even if noticed as 1,500 baht is allowed anyway.  But if a courier service they often charge everything at flat rate for speedy clearance.  As for normal duty due can not answer.

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3 minutes ago, lopburi3 said:

How is it shipped?  If by mail they probably would not charge even if noticed as 1,500 baht is allowed anyway.  But if a courier service they often charge everything at flat rate for speedy clearance.  As for normal duty due can not answer.

By mail, not a courier company. I have been had before! 

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Update: The Tariff Code for "Processing units for personal computers" is 8471.50.10 and is tax Exempt (0%) as confirmed by a customs officer on their 1164 helpline. Thailand will add 7% VAT. So the processor I am going to get is a great deal (AMD FX-8350=2200 baht), considering the same units on Lazada are roughly 3 times the price. I hope this information can be of use to other members.

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13 minutes ago, rbkk said:

Update: The Tariff Code for "Processing units for personal computers" is 8471.50.10 and is tax Exempt (0%) as confirmed by a customs officer on their 1164 helpline. Thailand will add 7% VAT. So the processor I am going to get is a great deal (AMD FX-8350=2200 baht), considering the same units on Lazada are roughly 3 times the price. I hope this information can be of use to other members.

Even at Invade it 5390. Crazy.

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I have ordered quite a lot from NewEgg in the last little while.  Newegg just assessed the taxes and duties (generally around 7% on computer parts) and I never dealt with Thai Customs -- Fedex did that.  I typically order something and about 4 days later a Fedex delivery truck would show up with it.  For many of the parts I ordered (small parts) like memory, CPU, video card, SSD, hard drive etc... they were considerably cheaper than ordering locally.  I probably saved between $600 to $1000 last year doing that.  (2 x Seagate Ironwolf Pro 12GB - priced cheaper than non-pro locally; 2 x Samsung EVO 2TB drives; 4 x 16GB 3200 PC RAM; 2 x 16GB SODIMM (for Mac Mini); Sapphire Vega 56 (Pulse); 1 x i7-9700K)

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