Shipping
DAP and DDP explained, and what is checked before dispatch.
DDP or DAP
DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) means we pay the freight, the customs clearance and the import duties, and you receive the goods at your door with nothing further to pay. DAP (Delivered At Place) means we pay the freight and deliver to your address, but you are the importer of record and you pay the import duties and taxes on arrival. We will state which term applies on your quotation.
Where we ship DDP
These markets can be quoted on DDP — we handle customs clearance and pay the import duties, so nothing further is owed when the order reaches your door:
- European Union — member states
- United States
- United Arab Emirates
- Saudi Arabia
- Australia
Most other destinations can be quoted on DDP as well — send us the country and the quantity and we will confirm the term before you order. Where we cannot act as importer of record, the order ships on DAP and we supply accurate commercial invoices with the correct HS codes so your own customs entry can be processed.
Lead times (typical)
- Stock models programmed to your frequency plan: 3-7 business days before dispatch
- Non-stock or large fleet orders: confirmed per order
- Transit: stated per destination on the quotation; tracking is provided
Screening before dispatch
Every order is screened for export-control and end-use restrictions before it ships. Some destinations and some end uses cannot be supplied; if that applies to your order we will tell you before payment rather than after.
Importing yourself
If you choose DAP or arrange your own freight, the duties, taxes and customs formalities in your country are yours to complete. We provide accurate commercial invoices with the correct HS codes so the entry can be processed.
Questions
Ask before you order: doya03058@gmail.com.