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January 20th 10, 12:41 AM
Any one have experience exporting a glider to Brazil?

r/Jim
Thanks in advance for your input

Henrique Biscaro
January 20th 10, 11:02 AM
On Jan 19, 10:41*pm, "
> wrote:
> Any one have experience exporting a glider to Brazil?
>
> r/Jim
> Thanks in advance for your input

Hello Jim,

I'm from Brazil, and have recently purchased a SLMG in USA. The Ship
must arrive here on January 27...

The main issues for importing where:
The money transfer is bureaucratic and slow.
Land Vehicles pay more taxes and require an Importing Liscence, so the
Trailer is a problem.
In my case, being a First Time Importer, a Liscence was required
(called RADAR here), and it takes some paperwork, and around 15 days
to be issued.

The person who is selling the glider in USA must have a DUNS number.

Until now that was my experience. After clearing Customs, I can send
you a report... Anyway cross your fingers for me on this issue, as
I've had reports of some delays, and extra costs...

Best Regards,

HB

JJ Sinclair
January 20th 10, 02:52 PM
If the ship is type certificated you need an "Airworthiness for
export" certificate which requires a "conformity" inspection by an
A&P. When I shipped a bird to Argentina, the Argentinian Counsulate in
LA had to approve the shipment. They ignored two requests because my
letter didn't contain the $35 fee and they didn't bother to tell me I
needed to send some mula. Kind-a like dealing with Centrair!
Good Luck,
JJ

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