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Calgary - Port Charges
I am currently in the process of getting prices to send my stuff over to Canada. I am being told a price, not including destination/port charges.
Does anyone who has sent stuff to Calgary know anything about the extra costs involved and the processes. The compnay said that when the goods arrive I will have to go with my passport and fill in a form, to clear the goods. I know that because they are personal effects that there is no duty on them, but for simplicity is it easier to do it all in my wifes name because she would be classed as a returning canadian citizen. Please help, I am trying to limit the number of hidden costs that are going to creep up on me. Dan Bennett |
Re: Calgary - Port Charges
Calgary has a PORT???!!! Bloody big canal! ;)
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Re: Calgary - Port Charges
Originally Posted by owen
Calgary has a PORT???!!! Bloody big canal! ;)
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Re: Calgary - Port Charges
Well at first the company said to deliver to Edmonton, but said it was the same price to calgary.
I will wait a little longer for a better answer, at least we have got the lamest joke out of the way towards the beginning any way, hehe. :zzz: Dan B |
Re: Calgary - Port Charges
Originally Posted by dbennett9
I am currently in the process of getting prices to send my stuff over to Canada. I am being told a price, not including destination/port charges.
Does anyone who has sent stuff to Calgary know anything about the extra costs involved and the processes. The compnay said that when the goods arrive I will have to go with my passport and fill in a form, to clear the goods. I know that because they are personal effects that there is no duty on them, but for simplicity is it easier to do it all in my wifes name because she would be classed as a returning canadian citizen. Please help, I am trying to limit the number of hidden costs that are going to creep up on me. Dan Bennett Don't know if this is much help. But....... I received a quote going the other way just to the docks in London for $2,800 and then a total quote, which includes all the clearance, destination, port charges etc, of $4280. This also included the road transport from docks to home. About a 6 hour drive. |
Re: Calgary - Port Charges
Originally Posted by SimonG
Don't know if this is much help. But.......
I received a quote going the other way just to the docks in London for $2,800 and then a total quote, which includes all the clearance, destination, port charges etc, of $4280. This also included the road transport from docks to home. About a 6 hour drive. Dan Bennett |
Re: Calgary - Port Charges
Originally Posted by dbennett9
I am currently in the process of getting prices to send my stuff over to Canada. I am being told a price, not including destination/port charges.
Does anyone who has sent stuff to Calgary know anything about the extra costs involved and the processes. The compnay said that when the goods arrive I will have to go with my passport and fill in a form, to clear the goods. I know that because they are personal effects that there is no duty on them, but for simplicity is it easier to do it all in my wifes name because she would be classed as a returning canadian citizen. Please help, I am trying to limit the number of hidden costs that are going to creep up on me. Dan Bennett FYI the quote is for 546 cubic feet £2997. (they have a form online you fill in an estimate of your goods. This is what this quote was based on. I believe our goods will be less than this.) Hope that helps Dawn Forgot to mention this is to the Calgary area. |
Re: Calgary - Port Charges
Originally Posted by dawnwynne
Perhaps you should try getting quotes from other companies. I just received aquote with Exess International and the cost is based on professional pack, door to door service including customs clearance, port charges, delivery, unpack and removal of debris & packing material.
FYI the quote is for 546 cubic feet £2997. (they have a form online you fill in an estimate of your goods. This is what this quote was based on. I believe our goods will be less than this.) Hope that helps Dawn Forgot to mention this is to the Calgary area. I just wondered as regards the extra destination charges, That sounds like a good price tho, for a lot of stuff |
Re: Calgary - Port Charges
Originally Posted by dbennett9
Well, we really dont have enough to fill aything that big. We have very little furnature, all the cheap IKEA stuff that is cheaper there anyway.
I just wondered as regards the extra destination charges, That sounds like a good price tho, for a lot of stuff Selling everything was the mistake I made when I moved to the UK 8 years ago..and it cost us a fortune in the long run to get our house back up and running. But to each his own. |
Re: Calgary - Port Charges
Originally Posted by dbennett9
I am doing it a slightly different way. I am loading up a big box, about a cubic metre and sending that. I work for a contract packing company so we have all the stuff to do that. The company I am dealing with with collect from me, Near manchester, send to Calgary for £270. But she mentioned that there would possibly be extra fees
Dan Bennett I received our bill of lading this morning that had the carrier on it. A company called MTMX Logistics. You might be able to get the info from them or a similiar company in the Calgary area. Sorry I can't offer anymore help than that. |
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