1. Details of International Freight Shipping to Israel, France and Turkey
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International freight shipping is huge and complex professional activity and requires consistent need of
marketing and accounts professionals, expert loaders and truckers, sailors, warehouse experts etc. The
transportation of cargo and freight across the globe is not an easy process by any means and required
knowledge of international customs policies, sea port regulations, as well as international trade policies
that are followed in different countries. It is significant to point here that when you are opting for
international freight shipping to Israel, or France or Turkey or to any country in the world; details of
shipping protocols of that particular country have to be clear in your mind.
Let’s take quick review of the requirements of international freight shipping for shipping to France,
shipping to Israel and Shipping to Turkey. France, Israel, and Turkey are three important countries which
are amongst the busiest sea trade routes, and therefore, clear understanding of international freight
shipping protocols becomes indispensable for smooth transfer of cargo.
Shipping to France
France follows strict customs regulations and therefore when you are shipping to France, it is very
important to be handy with Certificate of Change of Residence obtained from the French Consulate with
your signature, Original Visa, Residence and Work Permit. Further, you also need Attestation de non-
cession, which is signed in original and states that customer has lived in another country for more than
one year, and own the goods for more than 6 months. The Attestation de non-cession would also hold in
writing that the customer will not sold the goods for at least twelve months. There is also the need three
self signed copies of valued inventory. The valued inventory should have been calculated in French
Francs. The electrical items included in goods should have purchase invoices with the brand name and
serial number written on it. When shipping to France, keep in your mind that you have to be aware of
the dutiable or restricted goods. These largely include works of Art, oil paintings, sculptures, antiques,
tobacco goods, Video tapes, fax machines, telex machines, and books. The list of prohibited items which
cannot be shipped to France includes paints, polishes, and cleaning solvents, drugs and narcotics, live
plants, ivory, all animal skins, pornographic material, explosives, and matches. Endangered animal and
bird species are also strictly prohibited.
Shipping to Israel
Customers and citizens visiting Israel along with their goods need to show a valid visa to the customs
department. A foreign worker who is visiting Israel should have B-1 Visa stamped in Passport, besides
the third Party Guarantee from the employer of his country. Other important documents required are
residence visa, customs bond, proof of employment as well as insurance certificate and breakdown.
Make sure that you check on the dutiable and prohibited goods also.
Shipping to Turkey

2. When shipping to turkey, you have to keep in your mind that customs regulations and documentation
required in the transferring of goods will vary on the immigration status of the customer. Check it out
with the <b><a href="http://www.shippinginternational.com/shippingfreight.htm">international freight
shipping</a></b> company for more details.
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