Question 1

How much does it cost to import a car to Panama?

Accepted Answer

If you don't qualify for duty fee import, the fee assessed will be between 15% - 25% of the value of the car. In addition, everyone must pay a 7% goods and services fee. As a pensionado you may be able to import your car duty free. But you will have to pay that duty when you sell the car.

Question 2

What is the 3 year rule for cars in Japan?

Accepted Answer

Three years after purchase, every new car has to go through an expensive inspection process, and once every two years after that. Furthermore, vehicles older than 10 years have to pass the inspection every year. As a result, most car owners in Japan write off their cars after 10 years and buy new ones.

Question 3

Why is a car from Japan so cheap?

Accepted Answer

Japan has some of the most competitive new vehicle costs in Asia and the rest of the globe. This is due to Japan's vast economy, which allows for ``scale economies,'' as well as the fact that automobiles made locally do not need to be shipped as far for sale.

Question 4

How much is shipping from Japan to America?

Accepted Answer

Shipping from Japan to the US costs vary widely, from under $10 for small documents via Japan Post Airmail (¥280 for 50g) to potentially hundreds for large or heavy items, with express services like EMS/DHL being pricier but faster (days), while surface/sea freight for containers can start around $1,800+. Costs depend heavily on weight, size, speed (Airmail, EMS, Surface), and carrier, plus new import duties apply.

Question 5

How long does a cargo ship take from Japan to the USA?

Accepted Answer

Transit time averages 20 to 35 days, depending on the departure and arrival ports and whether the shipment is direct or involves transshipment. For example, Yokohama to Los Angeles takes around 20–25 days, while shipments to New York or other East Coast ports may take closer to 35 days.

Question 6

Does Yamato do international shipping?

Accepted Answer

In addition to International TA-Q-BIN, Yamato Transport also offers a variety of overseas shipping services. Services include Study Abroad TA-Q-BIN, which can be used to send personal belongings (parcels shipped separately) and Overseas Moving Package, which supports moving overseas.

Question 7

How much does it cost to ship stuff from Japan to the US?

Accepted Answer

Shipping from Japan to the US varies widely by weight, size, speed, and carrier, ranging from a few dollars for small, light items via Japan Post (e.g., ¥280 for 50g) to over $100 for heavy boxes, with options like EMS (fast, pricey) or SAL/Surface (slow, cheap), and couriers like FedEx/DHL offering faster but potentially volumetric rates. Expect costs like $20-$40 for small hobby orders and $200+ for larger/heavier shipments.

Question 8

What is the cheapest international shipping from Japan?

Accepted Answer

Japan Post's International Parcel Delivery is the cheapest international shipping from Japan via surface mail. Japan Post's International Parcel Delivery via SAL (Economy Air) is the second cheapest option.

Question 9

How long does it take to ship from Japan to USA?

Accepted Answer

Shipping from Japan to the US takes anywhere from 1-5 days for express air freight (like DHL/FedEx) to 2-4 weeks for standard airmail, and even longer (1-3 months) for the cheapest surface mail, with ocean freight falling in the middle at 2-4 weeks to the West Coast and longer for the East Coast, heavily depending on the chosen carrier and customs clearance.

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