- China has introduced a zero-tariff policy for specified imported goods purchased by Hainan Free Trade Port residents, effective immediately.
- Eligible Hainan residents (including certain foreign nationals) can buy listed imported goods duty-free for personal use at designated shops, within an annual quota of CNY10,000 (US$1,441).
- The policy covers exemption from import duties, VAT, and consumption tax for goods on a positive list, with no limit on the number of purchases as long as the quota is not exceeded.
- Only qualified duty-free shops can sell these goods, and business entities must pay a concession fee and follow specific approval procedures.
- Customs will supervise the goods and shops, ensuring compliance with regulations and that goods are imported from overseas.
Source: moodiedavittreport.com
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