Singapore

＋What is the procedure of placing order

Customer need to pay 10% of the CIF price When you confirm order
Lead Solution place the order after receive down payment
Factory send chassis number of vehicle one week before they deliver vehicle to Lead Solution warehouse
Customer need to pay balance payment after receiving chassis no
Lead Solution ship vehicle to Singapore
Lead Solution prepare documents and send copy to customer for confirmation
Once confirmed, Original will courier to customer's address.
Customer clear vehicle from custom
Deal Done!

＋ What is the the procedure of importing car to Singapore

Please refer the document here

＋ What document are you provide?

We provide all documents bellow which are complete list of documents required for hassle free clearing your vehicle from custom. If anything else you need please let us know.

Documents

Matters of Registration Certificate - Current Record ( Originals and English translation)
Preserve Records Certificate ( Origianls and English translation)
Export with De-registration certificate (Originals and English translation)
Factory/Supplier Invoice - English
Bill of Lading/Arrival Notice - English
Insurance Policy - English
Vehicle Specification - English

Photos

Impressive photo portfolio which helps you to sell the car before it’s even arrived.

＋Can you de-register vehicle with in 14 days.

Yes we can. We know this is one of the very important requirement we need to fulfill.

＋Can you help us to clear vehicle from Singapore port?

Sorry, we don't have such service in Singapore. Please contact clearing agents bellow

3B EXPRESS LOGISTICS PTE LTD

25 kaki bukit road 4

#06-77

Tel: 63416453 / 54

Fax: 63416450

WWWCargo

NO 2 kallang pudding road

#08-08 mactech building

Singapore 349307

Tel : 6746 6836

Fax : 6746 9839

+How to applying for Singapore Customs’ Assessment for Dutiable Motor Vehicles

For individuals or parallel importers

Once the vehicle has been purchased and shipped to Singapore, the importer may apply for an assessment of the vehicle’s customs value. An application has to be submitted for every imported unit of vehicle.

Please complete this form and submit it with the following documents, where applicable:

Commercial invoice

Bill of lading
Freight and insurance invoices
Bills/receipts relating to incidental charges incurred during shipment
Full manufacturer’s specification card (a listing of standard and optional equipment on the vehicle and unique for every vehicle)
Completion Inspection Certificate (CIC) Paper
Registration/De-registration documents from the country of exportation
Manufacturer’s letter confirming date of vehicle’s manufacture
Payment documents for the purchase (for example, telegraphic transfer slip)
Clear photos of the odometer (showing mileage), interior, exterior and engine/chassis number (for used vehicles)
Once the application is approved, an approval letter from Singapore Customs containing details of the vehicle, such as unit price and incoterms, will be sent to the importer.

- See more at: http://www.customs.gov.sg/

+What are the import clearance/delivery for RO/RO (loose cargo):

Here is the approximate costing

Arrival notice - at cost

Permit/declaration - SGD250/set

Handling - SGD35/shipment

PSA wharfage - SGD1.75/CBM or at cost

PPAT processing - SGD45/set

Trucking - SGD220/unit auto ramp trailer includes at stevedore fees (west area trucking) or tow back to open yards

Port storage at cost if any

Customer can collect vehicle from clearing agent workshop or deliver to your door step

Cargo delivery by towing - SGD60/unit (2WD) (non-platform)

- SGD100/unit (4WD)

+What is the duty for import vehicle?

Duties payable = Customs value x Excise duty rate

Company A imports a motor car that was bought at S$100,000 on Free on Board (FOB) incoterms. The overseas freight, handling and insurance charges to ship the car to Singapore cost S$1,000. Assuming the excise duty for motor cars is 20% of the customs value:

Customs value of car = S$101,000

Duties payable = S$101,000 x 20% = S$20,200

- See more at: http://www.customs.gov.sg/

＋What is the light transmittance requirement for the windscreen and door glasses?

Light transmittance for the front windscreen and two front side windows must be at least 70%.

Light transmittance for the rear windscreen and the rear passenger windows must be at least 25%.

Some of Japan domestic vehicle does not meet this requirement. In that case we would recommend importers to replace glasses when vehicle reach to Singapore

Here is few companies who sell/lend window glasses

1) Auto Glass Venture

2) Glass Fix

＋What is OMV? It stands for Open Market Value.

OMV is assessed by the Singapore Customs, based on the price actually paid or payable for the goods when sold for export to the country of importation. This price includes purchase price, freight, insurance and all other charges incidental to the sale and delivery of the car to Singapore.

To obtain the average OMVs of commonly-registered car models, please click here and follow the steps.

＋What is Toyota Noah visible light transmittance, UV cut rate of each glass

Please refer the bellow chart