If you want to avoid paying import taxes, it's important to know the tax-exempt limit of the destination country's customs. To avoid being taxed, the declared value of the package should be controlled within the limit. However, note that falsely declaring the package value may result in fines.
Additionally, the heavier the weight of the air shipment, the higher the probability of being inspected. For example, in Malaysia, controlling the declared value of the package to be less than MYR 500 ≈ CNY 750 can help you avoid taxes to the maximum extent.
In Singapore, the rate of tax on air shipments is only 3%, but the weight of the air shipment must be controlled within 20kg, and the declared value must be within CNY 750.
For Singapore sea shipments, a pre-paid 8% GST is required based on the declared value.
The above data is for reference only, please consult local customs policies for more information.
Please note that YES company is only responsible for package clearance by China customs, and only assists with destination customs procedures.