I have to send an item back to Switzerland for a warranty claim. The company have said this in the email containing return postage instructions:
Don’t forget to declare the content of your shipment with the green stick-on customs label obtainable in any European post office. When declaring your shipment: Always select the "sample" option Declaration of value: under 18€ / 15£
Don’t forget to declare the content of your shipment with the green stick-on customs label obtainable in any European post office.
When declaring your shipment: Always select the "sample" option Declaration of value: under 18€ / 15£
They also recommened using a tracked/insured shipping method. The item is worth £250.
I thought it wasn't possible to insure an item for a value higher than the declared value on a customs form?
You should indicate in the documents that you're returning it under warranty.
https://www.ezv.admin.ch/ezv/en/home/information-individuals/online-shopping--mail-and-courier-consignments/importation-into-switzerland/returns--repairs--processing.html
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I have to send an item back to Switzerland for a warranty claim. The company have said this in the email containing return postage instructions:
They also recommened using a tracked/insured shipping method. The item is worth £250.
I thought it wasn't possible to insure an item for a value higher than the declared value on a customs form?