URGENT!! sending I-PAD from U.S to APO address in Korea

[yangpank]

I need a help!
I am stationed in Korea right now and trying to receive I-Pad from my family back in U.S.

I heard there is an import restriction in Korea specified for I-Pad. heard I have to pay 10% tax.

would if affect me as well? receiving I-Pad via APO in Korea?


thank you guys-

 

[j0yful]

would if affect me as well?

in what way? if your referring to apps. then no. you can still access US itunes store, just create an account with your US address.

 

[yangpank]

I am not referring to apps....i meant I-Pad itself.

 

[j0yful]

I am not referring to apps....i meant I-Pad itself.

i think you should inquire this from the local office you have in Korea.

 

[lazy_john]

Most likely you will pay duty and tax (VAT), unless sent as a personal gift. Depends on luck really.

 

[Mickey330]

I need a help!
I am stationed in Korea right now and trying to receive I-Pad from my family back in U.S.

I heard there is an import restriction in Korea specified for I-Pad. heard I have to pay 10% tax.

would if affect me as well? receiving I-Pad via APO in Korea?


thank you guys-

I've been assigned both in Europe and Korea and have had my family ship me stuff all the time.

Based on my experience, no, you should not have to pay any extra fees for your family to ship you an iPad to your FPO address in Korea. Just have them fill out the customs form as "gift" and - make sure they insure it!

Besides, Korea has lifted their restriction(s) on letting the iPad into the country...

Marilyn

P.S. Thanks for your service and enjoy the iPad!

 

[Superbike81]

I worked at a military post office for a couple years, and I can say this with confidence.....

Absolutely not!

It's part of your benefits as a US service member stationed overseas. You don't have to worry about paying taxes on anything that is sent to your APO box.