Thread: Import permit for reloading equipment ?

I would probably look for a press here rather than bring it in, dies etc no problems but might not be worth the hassle with a press, there are a multiude of press's about the country and they often come up for sale, look about first before committing to an overseas buy of one.
Advertise here you never know your luck.

Good update zimmer - thanks for that.

I would imagine most sellers in the U.S. would have a turnover of more than NZ $65K so they would be required to collect the 15% GST. In the case of the OP he might be saving around $35 and then we have the 2% foreign exchange fee most banks charge on credit cards to deduct off that.

Originally Posted by 10-Ring

Good update zimmer - thanks for that.

I would imagine most sellers in the U.S. would have a turnover of more than NZ $65K so they would be required to collect the 15% GST. In the case of the OP he might be saving around $35 and then we have the 2% foreign exchange fee most banks charge on credit cards to deduct off that.

Right on. The CC fee is often overlooked plus somehow the unfavourable exchange rate used doesn't match the day's lookup rate.
You can dodge the CC fee by using PayPal (if accepted by the seller) but then PayPal rapes you with their dodgy exchange rates and fees. It may seem small cheese but it all adds up.

Most of what I import is stuff that is just not available in NZ.