Qingdao international moving to Tokyo

Service Route: Qingdao to Tokyo;
Service Mode: Door-to-door with dual customs clearance;
Case Overview: Mr. Hu entrusted Seapoe Relo to ship his personal belongings from his home in Qingdao to Tokyo, Japan by sea.

Tokyo is a city full of vitality and a strong sense of the times. Mr. Hu, who lives in Qingdao, recently prepared to move to Tokyo, Japan. He searched online and found "熙浦国际搬家". Seapoe's staff customized a shipping plan based on Mr. Hu's requirements. Mr. Hu planned to ship part of his furniture and personal belongings to Japan by sea, and also intended to buy some new furniture in China to ship to Tokyo together. The estimated total volume was 7 cubic meters. Since the items were not too many, Seapoe suggested that Mr. Hu use LCL sea freight, which is not only cost-effective but also reasonably fast.

Because Mr. Hu chose the door-to-door one-stop transportation service, the new furniture could be mailed directly to Seapoe's warehouse in China, which offers free receiving, inspection, and 30 days of free storage. If any damage or dents are found on the new furniture, the customer will be informed promptly to ensure that the new furniture is intact before being repackaged in professional international shipping packaging. For the old furniture and personal belongings at Mr. Hu's home in Qingdao, Seapoe arranged staff to pack them on-site. Once the new furniture also arrived at Seapoe's warehouse, shipping could begin.

How to clear customs duty-free when moving from China to Japan?
Japan's duty-free customs clearance requirements:
1. Chinese passport + Japanese long-term visa of more than one year (work visa/residence card)
2. Japanese passport + Chinese long-term visa of more than one year
3. Shipping items you have used yourself, and the items must arrive at the port for customs clearance within 6 months of your arrival in Japan

In addition to your passport and visa, you also need to obtain a Baggage Declaration Form (commonly known as the "little yellow card") at the airport in China, fill in the item information and personal details, and have it stamped at the customs service desk upon arrival at the Japanese airport. The original little yellow card must be provided during customs clearance in order to apply for duty-free clearance.