| Permits
Requirements vary depending upon the country of import. It is best to check with your local Agriculture Department for the exact permits necessary. Most countries require the use of an Import Permit. It is the importer’s responsibility to have all the necessary import permits. Note that in some countries, an original import permit (not a photocopy) needs to be presented at customs. It is the importer’s responsibility to check this and any other local requirement with the customs office beforehand to avoid any delays, for which we cannot be held responsible.
CITES
The Convention on the International Trade of Endangered Species was established to protect many rare animals and plants from illegal trade. All CITES-listed plants sold by Malesiana Tropicals are artificially propagated and are shipped with appropriate CITES permits.
Import
Duties
Imports from Malaysia into most countries are duty free, or duties only apply for goods over a certain value. Payment of duties or other importation levies are the responsibility of the importer. Make sure you know all the requirements as this can cause delay at customs, for which we cannot be held responsible. |
Shipment by Courier
Our shipping agents are EMS (Express Mail Service) and DHL Worldwide Express.
Our website shipment costing based on EMS. EMS is an excellent way to ship plants as it is both fast and inexpensive and all customs and health inspection processes are handled by EMS team. It is usually not necessary to arrange to pick up your plants from an international airport or plant inspection facility; our shipping agents, EMS will deliver the plants directly to your address once they have passed through customs. After we have shipped your order, we will email air waybill tracking number and tracking web site ( if available for your country).
Please email to enquire shipping cost via DHL Worldwide Express. A free parcel-tracking service is available at the DHL
web page.
Shipment by Air Freight
We can ship by air freight (airport to airport). You will have to appoint an agent to handle customs clearance when parcel arrive at destination airport and then forward the consignment on to you. |
