Import Iron(Steel) pipes into Vietnam
With practical experience in handling importing Iron(Steel) pipes, in this article, Logistics HP Global summarizes the contents related to importing Iron(Steel) pipes into Vietnam: Vietnam’s governmental management policy on importing Iron(Steel) pipes; Import procedures for Iron(Steel) pipes; Taxes on importing Iron(Steel) pipes;…
HS code of Iron(Steel) pipes
In order to properly determine policies, procedures of the import, one of the first thing needed to determine is the HS code of the commodity
Iron(Steel) pipes’s HS code of Chapter 73: Articles of iron or steel
| 7304 | Tubes, pipes and hollow profiles, seamless, of iron (other than cast iron) or steel. |
| 73044900 | – – Other
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The classification of a product to a certain HS code is based on the nature, composition, …. of the actual imported commodity at the import time, based on catalogue, technical documents (if any) or /and decided by the Customs Department of Commodity Verification. The actual inspection results of the Customs and announcement by the Customs Department of Commodity Verification are legal basis for applying HS code to imported good. Importers are ultimately responsible for ensuring that the products are correctly classified.
Our above advised HS codes are for reference only.
For more information about this content, please refer to the article Definition of HS code in Vietnam
Ban on import, export
According to the current regulation, Iron(Steel) pipes is not in the List of prohibited imports into Vietnam, so the enterprise can do the import procedure pursuant to current stipulations.
For more information, read the article List of prohibited imports into Vietnam
Import procedure into Vietnam of Iron(Steel) pipes
Governmental management on Iron(Steel) pipes
Iron and steel pipes are under the specialized management of the Ministry of Transport and belong to the Ministry of Finance’s list of imported goods at risk of quality and technical standards.
Accordingly, when importing Iron (steel) pipes, it must certify or announce the standard conformity before clearance and before being marketed.
Customs procedure of import Iron(Steel) pipes into Vietnam
when doing customs clearance, customs procedure of importing Iron(Steel) pipes into Vietnam is the same as other common commodities and must submit additional Standardized proclamation or certification
Label for import Iron(Steel) pipes
According to current stipulation, cargo imported into Vietnam need to have sufficient label
Cost and time for importing Iron(Steel) pipes
Cost for importing cargo related to transportation and customs clearance are mainly contributed by two main factors: Tax and shipping costs
Taxes on importing Iron(Steel) pipes
When importing Iron(Steel) pipes, the importer needs to pay import duties and value added tax (VAT).
VAT on Iron(Steel) pipes: 10%.
Preferential import tax rate on Iron(Steel) pipes is 0%.
Shipping cost and import time
Shipping costs and transportation time are closely related. Depending on the nature of the commodity and requirement of the shipment, international transportation mode can be by sea, air, road, rail and express delivery. The enterprise should consider to make the most appropriate decision.
For more detailed advice on import procedures, shipping methods and full estimates for the entire shipment, please contact our customer service department by email info@ hpgloballtd.com or hotline ++84 8 8611 5726.
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