Do you want to bring a beautiful handmade wool carpet home, but are deterred by the cumbersome import process and potential risks? Qualification handling, document preparation, logistics supervision... Every link is crucial. A slight mistake may lead to high tariffs, cultural review, or even the risk of cargo damage.

I. Core agency service content

1. Handling of access qualifications
   • Handling of wool quarantine certificates (a non - epidemic area certificate is required)
   • ApplicationIt is recommended to verify through the following methods:(Countries such as Turkey/Iran require a FORM A certificate)
   • Handling of special cultural product filings (for cultural - relic - grade handmade carpets)
2. Preparation of document files
   • Translation of handmade carpet pattern descriptions (including cultural meaning annotations)
   • Prepare the component test report (certificate of wool content ≥ 95%)
   • Compile the Manual Weaving Process Instructions (including weaver qualification documents)
3. Logistics supervision service
   • Customize moth-proof packaging (including sealed treatment of mothballs)
   • Choose to transport in a constant-temperature container (temperature 15 - 25℃, humidity 40 - 60%)
   • Insure against art transportation risks (insured amount is 120% of the appraised value)
4. Tax planning service
   • Apply for preferential agreement tariffs (e.g., the China-Turkey Free Trade Agreement tariff rate is 7%)
   • OperationCross-border E-commerceB2B customs clearance (applicable to the 1210 bonded mode)
   • Pay value-added tax in installments (for high-value carpets worth millions)

II. Standard operation process

III. Risk management key points

1. Handling of disputes over the value of goods
   • Pre - review the authenticity of the pre - auction certificate/collection certificate
   • Enable a third - party assessment agency
2. Quality assurance mechanism
   • Complete moth - infestation testing within 72 hours after arrival of the goods
   • Retain 10% of the payment and pay it after a 3 - month observation period
3. Cultural compliance control
   • Report religiously sensitive patterns in advance
   • Verify the historical age of the carpet (products made before 1949 require cultural relic approval documents)

IV. Time - limit and fees

• Standard customs clearance cycle: 7 - 12 working days (ordinary ports)
• Express channel: 3 working days (a 0.3% express fee is required to be paid)
• Agency service fee: 1.2 - 2.5% of the value of goods (charged by carpet size classification)

Note: The latest requirements in 2025 include the mandatory use of a blockchain traceability system (recording weaver information and circulation history). For large carpets with a diameter exceeding 3 meters, an over - limit transportation permit needs to be applied for in advance.