For diplomatic relocations to Bern, secure, confidential shipping services are provided, adhering to diplomatic protocols and ensuring the safe transport of sensitive materials.
You will need an official vehicle license from your country of origin and a copy of the sales contract. The vehicle must be presented for inspection upon arrival in Switzerland. For more information visit Switzerland customs agency.
Shipping a container from New York to Switzerland typically takes about 25 days by sea. Commonly used ports of entry include Antwerp (Belgium) and Rotterdam (Netherlands).
Items you’ve used for at least six months can be imported tax-free. You’ll need specific customs clearance forms, like form 18.44, a detailed inventory, and possibly proof of residence. For more information visit the Swiss government official website.
Families relocating to suburban areas like Lausanne receive comprehensive support, including packing, temporary storage, and assistance with settling into the new community.
For urgent deliveries to major Swiss cities like Zurich and Geneva, NY International Shipping offers both expedited ground transportation and air freight options. This combination ensures faster shipping and efficient customs clearance, reducing transit times for critical shipments.
Our strategy includes having staff proficient in German, French, and Italian, the main languages of Switzerland, ensuring smooth communication and adherence to local shipping protocols.
Switzerland has unique customs regulations compared to the EU. For instance, most imported goods are subject to VAT, with standard rates of 7.7% and reduced rates for essential items. Also, private individuals importing goods for personal use may get duty and VAT exemptions under certain conditions, such as for goods below...
Switzerland’s terrain requires careful planning, especially for deliveries in mountainous regions. We use suitable vehicles and experienced drivers to navigate the challenging roads, ensuring safe and efficient delivery.
Switzerland is a landlocked country, so it doesn’t have direct access to seaports. However, for international shipments to Switzerland, goods often enter through major European ports such as the Port of Rotterdam (Netherlands) or the Port of Genoa (Italy). From these ports, goods are transported via road or rail to...
