Nepal Airport Customs Duty For All

विदेशबाट टिभी ल्याउँदा कति पैसा तिर्नुपर्ने ?
बिक्रम सम्वत २०६५ साल कात्तिक १ गते नेपाल राजपत्रमा प्रकाशितनिजी गुण्टा झिटी भारी सम्बन्धीसूचनाको दफा १ को उपदफा (२) बमोजिम नेपाली यात्रुहरुले ल्याउने
एल.सी.डी., प्लाज्मा वा एल. ई.डी. टेलिभिजनमा भन्सार महसुल, अन्तःशुल्क, मूल्य अभिवृद्धि करनलगाई देहाय बमोजिमको एकमुष्ट रकम भन्सार महसुल बापत निम्ननुसार तोकेको छ ।
LCD ,PLAZMA वा LED ,TV साईज (इन्चमा)--६ महिनासम्मबिदेश बसीफर्केका लागि--६ महिनाभन्दा बढीअवधी बसी फर्केका लागि
२२ इन्च --------------- --------------२ ५०/ - ------------------- ----२००/-
२३ इन्च --------------- --------------४ ००/ - ------------------- ----३५०/-
३० इन्च देखी ३२ इन्च सम्म----------- ----५००/ - -----------------------४ ५०/-
३३ इन्च देखी ३९ इन्च सम्म --------------५ ५०/ - ------------------- ----५००/-
४० इन्च देखी ४९ इन्च सम्म --------------६ ००/ - ------------------- ----५५०/-
५० इन्च र सो भन्दा माथि --------------- १२५०/ - --------------------- --१२००/-
मानौँ तपाईँले ३२ इञ्चको टिभी ल्याउनु भयो। तपाईँ विदेशमा बसीफर्केको छ महिनामात्रै भएको छ भने तपाईँले प्रति इञ्च ५ सय रुपैयाँ अर्थात् ३२x५०० रुपैयाँ = १६ हजार रुपैयाँ कर तिर्नुपर्छ। त्यसबाहेक तपाईँलेभन्सार महसुल, अन्तःशुल्क, मूल्य अभिवृद्धि कर केही पनि तिर्नुपर्दैन। यदि तपाईँ छ महिनाभन्दा बढी समय बसी नेपाल फर्कनुभएको हो भने तपाईँले ३२X४५०‌= १४ हजार ४ सय रुपैयाँ मात्रै कर तिरे हुन्छ।
पहिले कति पर्थ्यो नि ?
पहिलेको कर र अहिलेको करमा कति अन्तर छ त ? पहिले यति तिर्नुपर्थ्यो-
६ महिना भन्दा बढी समय बाहिर बसेर फर्केकालाई
आकार कर दर प्रतिइन्च
0″ – 22″ Rs 250
23″ – 29″ Rs 350
30″ – 32″ Rs 640
33″ – 39″ Rs 800
40″ – 49″ Rs 850
50″ – over Rs 1600
६ महिना भन्दा कम समय बाहिर बसेरफर्केकालाई
आकार कर दर प्रतिइन्च
0″ – 22″ Rs 300
23″ – 29″ Rs 425
30″ – 32″ Rs 720
33″ – 39″ Rs 900
40″ – 49″ Rs 950
50″ – over Rs 1700
नेपालमै चाहिँ कति पर्छ एलसीडी टिभीको ?
एलजी २६ इन्च ५९ हजार ४९५
एलजी ४२ इन्च १ लाख ३९ हजार ९९०
सोनी ३२ इन्च ६० हजार
सामसुङ २२ इन्च ३१ हजार ९९०
सामसुङ २६ इन्च ४६ हजार ९९०
सामसुङ ३२ इन्च ५९ हजार ९९०


Nepal Airport Customs Duty For All Nepal


Airport Customs Duty For All according to baggage rule 2010

In exercise of the powers conferred by subsection 3 of section 9 of the Customs Act 2064, Government of Nepal has issued this notice on the ‘Baggage Rules’ regarding the customs duty applicable on the personal goods , accompanied or unaccompanied. This notice is brought into force from Kartic1, 2065. If any passenger is found to be importing or exporting goods without declaring at the customs office, such goods shall be seized and action will be taken against the passenger as per the prevailing law.
Chapter 1
For Nepali passenger
1 Nepali passenger returned from foreign country:
(1) Full exemption of customs duty on the following goods or selected items of goods which are for personal use by the permanent resident of Nepal holding Nepali citizenship certificate, returning from the foreign country.
(a) Used clothes, beds and articles for household use;
(b) Medicine imported by the patients returning after the medical treatment;
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(c) Accessories used by the physically weak person;
(d) Gold and gold ornaments up to fifty gram, silver and silver ornaments up to five hundred gram, Rs.30 thousand worth of ornaments with precious stone;
(e ) One piece each of watch, still camera, video camera, cellular mobile phone, pen drive;
(f) One piece each of children’s perambulator and tri-cycle;
(g) One piece each of professional goods used by the professional passenger( for example for medical doctor stethoscope and instruments for testing blood pressure, for players goods like football, volleyball, badminton set, for musician ordinary musical instruments like guitar, harmonium, tabla etc);
(h) Up to 4 kilograms of foodstuff;
(i ) One bottle of up to 1.15 liter liquor
If the passenger imported goods except mentioned in clause (i) , in excess of the specified quantity of personal goods under the baggage rules, the customs officer may allow to clear such goods in consideration of the passenger’s condition, number of family members, country of residence, and the period of stay. But import of liquor in excess of specified quantity under clause (i), such excess quantity shall be seized.
(2) Following mentioned all or selected personal effects imported by the permanent resident of Nepal holding Nepali citizenship
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certificate can import such goods by paying customs duty at the flat rate as incorporated in the prevailing Finance Act.
In case of goods dispatched before or after leaving the country of residence, such goods should be deposited in the customs go-down within three months of the date of the arrival of such passenger in Nepal.
(a) One set of each of television, music system, refrigerator, washing machine, fan, radio, CD player, VCD player, DVD player, video camera and computer;
(b) Up to 15 items of clothes, shoes, cosmetics etc;
(c) Two sets of each ordinary domestic utilities (such as mixture, juicer, sewing machine, gas table, iron, rice cooker etc);
(d) Up to 10 kilograms of food stuff;
(e) Two items of each instruments to enhance the skill of professional passengers (doctors, engineers etc);
(f) Except the goods mentioned in clause (a) to
(e) of subsection (2),up to two piece of each other household goods for domestic use.
Nevertheless, if the passenger imported household goods in excess of the specified quantity or value of goods under this subsection, the chief of the customs office may allow to clear goods at his discretion charging customs duty at the flat rate in consideration of the passenger’s condition, number of family members, country of residence, and the period of stay.
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(3) Notwithstanding the provisions made in subsection (2); if passenger who returned after staying in the foreign country for more than six months, dispatched goods accompanied or unaccompanied, such passenger shall be exempted customs duty to the value of following goods . Such goods may be released keeping book of records and need not submit customs declaration form. If the value of goods is more than the value exempted, the flat rate of customs duty is charged on the excess the value of goods as incorporated in the prevailing Finance Act:
(a) Up to Rs 5,000/ for the passenger staying in the foreign country for more than six months to one year;
(b) Up to Rs 10,000/ for the passenger staying in the foreign country for more than one year.
4) Passenger below the age of sixteen shall be entitled to only 50 percent of the exemption limits as mentioned in subsection (3).
(5) Notwithstanding the provisions made in this section, following rules will be applied on the provisions mentioned below:.
(a) Nepali passenger who stayed for more than six months in foreign country, except India and Tibet Autonomous Region of China, will be granted customs exemption on one set of computer carried accompanied;
(b) Nepali passenger living in foreign country, who dispatched his / her used clothes through foreign post office, will be entitled to customs exemption on such clothes;
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(c) If a person living in foreign country dispatched any goods mentioned in subsection 2 worth up to the value of US $ 250 to the relative or the members of the family, such goods shall be cleared charging customs duty at the flat rate;
(d) Nepali citizens returning from the foreign country after staying six months or more are allowed to carry with them up to three hundred fifty grams of gold and up to one kilogram of silver (including ornaments)by charging prevailing customs duty;
(e) Cigarette (up to 200 sticks) or cigar (up to 50 sticks) will be allowed to import by charging prevailing customs duty. If such cigarette or cigar are imported in excess of the specified quantity, such items may be cleared by charging prevailing customs duty and additional hundred percent customs duty on the excess quantity of such items.
(f ) Any Nepali citizen who is proved to be dead in the foreign country, such a dead person and his family’s personal effects (except the vehicle) are cleared free of duty;
(g) Full duty exemption is granted once on the import of personal use household articles up to the value of Rs 30,000 (except vehicle, arms and armaments and other banned items) to the Nepali citizen retired with pension from the Indian Army or Police. Such exemption is granted upon the presentation of retirement certificate;
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(h) Nepali citizen who attends seminar, study, research etc and travels frequently is allowed to carry one computer with evidence to prove free of duty;
(i) If the items specified in the list of goods allowed to import as per Nepal Gazette notification of the Ministry of Commerce but are not included in thisnotification, such goods are cleared by paying customs duty. But in case of such goods, exemption in the value as per subsection (3) of section (1) will not be granted;
(j ) Goods imported by the passenger shall not be deposited or transferred for clearance in the name other than the passenger;
(k) In case of divergence of views in the provisions of this notification, the decision of the Director General of the Department of Customs will be final.
2 Members of the Crew: Flying crew members are not allowed to import any items except the personal use items. If any item is imported, such item/items will be seized.
3 Nepali passenger traveling to the foreign country:
(1) Passenger traveling foreign country can carry with him /her any or all items mentioned in subsection (1) of section (1). Customs duty will be exempted on such items;
(2) Nepali citizen traveling to foreign country can carry souvenirs produced in Nepal (except the banned or controlled items) up to the
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aggregate value of Rs. 25000/.Customs duty shall be exempted on such goods;
Nevertheless, in case of presentation of tax receipt of the items commanding value added tax, and receipt with PAN number in case of items not commanding value added tax, the aggregate value limitation under this sub-clause will not be applicable;
(3) If the passenger would like to carry goods purchased in Nepali market up to the weight allowed by the airlines, such passenger is allowed to carry goods (except the banned or controlled items) after the payment of specified duty and fee and the submission of the specified papers. Advance payment receipt or letter of credit is not necessary in such export.
4. Cross border traveler:
Facilities under this notification shall not be granted to the cross border traveler.
However, the customs officer may grant duty free import or export up to the aggregate value of Rs 100/ on the household items for personal use.
Chapter 2
Foreign Passenger
5 Foreign passenger traveling by the international airlines:
(1) Foreign passenger traveling by the international airlines is exempted from the duty on the following personal used articles
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imported or exported on the condition that such articles shall be returned or carry back.
a) One binocular;
b) One video camera, one still camera;
c) One set of portable music system and 10 piece of CD, tape etc media recording to be used in the music system;
d) Clothes, beds and used household articles;
e) One perambulator, one tri-cycle;
f) One bicycle;
g) One watch;
h) One cellular mobile phone;
i) Following professional equipments which are being used by the professional person:
(1) One set of equipment to be used by the professional;
(2) Equipments, instruments and medicine imported by medical doctor or Baidya carrying out his job and materials, to be used by the professionals concerned;
(3) Musical instruments and accessories of such instruments for the singer;
(4) Sport materials;
(5) Fishing rod.
(2) Except the articles mentioned in subsection (1) of section (5), articles imported or exported by the foreign passenger may be
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cleared by the customs officer , with his discretionary authority , free of duty or charging duty as per the tariff rate.
(3) Customs duty is waived on the following articles carried by the passport holder foreign passenger:
a) Up to 1.15 litre bottle of liquor or 12 cans of beer;
b) Cigarette (200 sticks ),cigar (50 sticks), tobacco (up to 250 grams);
c) 15 pieces of film for still camera and 12 piece of film for movie camera;
d) Medicine up to the value of Rs. 1000/ ( except the medicine banned to import into Nepal );
e) Food stuff up to the value of Rs 1000/ ( including tin pack food);
f) Fresh fruits up to the value of Rs. 1000/
(4) Foreign passenger may carry or dispatch souvenir goods (except the goods banned for export) purchased in the Nepali market worth Rupees equivalent to the amount exchanged in the specified authorized foreign exchange dealer or bank without export license.
(5) In addition to the goods allowed to export under subsection (4), foreign passenger may carry or dispatch souvenir goods (except the goods banned for export )purchased in the Nepali market equivalent to Rs 25, 000/
Nevertheless, in case of presentation of tax receipt of the items commanding value added tax, and receipt with PAN number in
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case of items not commanding value added tax, the aggregate value limitation under this subsection will not be applicable.
6. Repealed: Following Nepal Gazette notifications have been repealed.
a. Ministry of Finance Notification dated 2062/4/1 Part 3, Section 55, Additional publication 25(Kha) ;
b. Ministry of Finance Notification 3 dated 2062/10/1 Part 3 Section 55 Additional publication 65
c. Ministry of Finance Notification 2 dated 2065/4/27Part 5 Section 58Number 18
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