Shipping to Guinea
GUINEA
The below information is a brief summary of customs regulations when you plan your international shipping to Guinea. Always double check with your local embassy or consulate to make sure you have all the information you need before you make your move. Contact the nearest Guinea Embassy.
When you plan your international shipping to Guinea, The following documents are required for customs clearance:
- Visa
- Letter of transfer from the shipper’s employer
- “Attestation reservation de cale”
- Inventory in French, detailed, valued and signed and dated by the shipper
- Insurance Certificate
- International Certificate of Vaccination
When shipping goods overseas to Guinea, The following items are dutiable and/or restricted:
- Tobacco products
- New electrical items are subject to Customs duties and import taxes
- Invoices of all electrical items and furniture must be more than six months old
- Home computers are not accepted as personal effects and will be subject to Customs duties and import taxes
When shipping goods overseas to Guinea, The following items are prohibited from entry into the country:
- Alcohol and distilling equipment are prohibited and should be sent separately
- Weapons, ammunition and military equipment
- Drugs and narcotics
- Printed matter and audio/video materials
- Food
- Matches and poisonous substances
When shipping Motor Vehicles overseas to Guinea, The following documents and regulations will apply:
- Duties are applicable on new cars
- RTL (Redevance sur Traitement de Liquidation) tax applies
- Documents required for new or used autos:
- Original Commercial Invoice
- Insurance Certificate
- Value Certificate
- Document stating vehicle engine capacity
The regulations are subject to change without notice. Our companyis not liable for any costs, damage, delays, or other detrimental events resulting from non-compliance.
