sharktooth Posted May 6, 2014 Posted May 6, 2014 I have shipped many items to Thailand all by post from the UK, and todate have not lost anything, and generally DO NOT pay duties or VAT On the declaration attached to the item, I would suggest you keep the value low and vague If you use DHL / TNT/ FEDEX would will ihave additional cost Courier company are okay for document deivered quickly if thats what you need If you can wait 10 / 14 days regular post On the declaration write 'SAMPLES ONLY, NO COMMERCIAL VALUE'. Never fails
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