I’m moving from Europe and have furniture and appliances.
What should I know about importing my household goods to New Ismailia City?
1 Answer
Importing household goods into New Ismailia City requires compliance with Egyptian customs regulations. Items for personal use are generally allowed duty‑free if they have been in your possession for at least six months before shipment. You will need to provide an inventory list, purchase receipts, and a passport copy when filing the customs declaration. Large appliances may need to meet local voltage standards (220 V) or require a transformer. It is advisable to work with a licensed freight forwarder who can handle port clearance at the nearby Suez Canal ports and arrange inland transport to the city. The city’s customs office website offers detailed guidelines and downloadable forms.
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