S A H C :: Customs & Excise: Remodelled, Processed, Repaired or Exchanged Jewllery ::

Entering the Republic
	Accompanied Passengers Baggage.
	Customs Do's & Don'ts.
	Duty Free Allowances.
	Duties Payable.
	Remodelled, Processed, Repaired or Exchanged Jewellery.
	Goods Other than Accompanied Passengers Baggage.
	Sending of Gift Parcels by Post.
	Bequeathed/Inherited Goods.

Importation of Household & Personal Effects
	Household Effects & Temporary Importation of Goods.
	First Time Immigrants.
	Returning Residents.
	Persons on Secondment to South Africa.
	Furnishing of a Secondary Home, Re-Importation of Household & Personal Effects and Household Goods imported by Visitors

Documents Required
	Importation of Animals & Animal Products into the Republic of South Africa.
	Motor Vehicle Import Permit Application Form & Letter of Authority (3 Documents to be Added).

Motor Vehicles
	First Time Immigrants.
	South African Citizens.
	Returning South African Residents.
	Temporary Admission of Motor Vehicles & Persons Taking up Temporary Residence in the Republic of South Africa.
	Re-Importation of Motor Vehicles & The Importation of Motor Vehicles for Commercial/Re-Sale Purpose.
	Import Duties Calculation.

Prohibited & Restricted Goods
	Prohibited & Restricted Goods
	Bank Notes, medicines, Pornographic Material & Dangerous Drugs.
	Firearms, Ammunition & Explosives.
	Live Animals; Including Pets, Meat, Cheese, Endangered Wildlife, Honey & Plants, seeds & Bulbs etc...

VAT Refunds for Visitors to South Africa
	Who can Claim?
	Prosedure for Claiming VAT.

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ENTERING THE REPUBLIC: REMODELLED, PROCESSED, REPAIRED OR EXCHANGED JEWELLERY

Should you decide to have the jewellery that you took with you from South Africa remodelled, processed or repaired while you are abroad or should you decide to exchange your jewellery for other jewellery, you must ensure that you obtain and retain documentary evidence of the relevant transactions.

You must also ensure that the jewellery in question is clearly described and that all costs involved are reflected in such evidence.

In cases where jewellery has been remodelled, processed or repaired the costs incurred in the process are dutiable. In cases where jewellery has been exchanged, duty is payable on the full value of the article received in exchange.