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Duty is one line at the border, not the whole bill. Import VAT or GST, clearance and port charges, and any extra trade measures are separate lines with separate rules.
There is no single HS code for EV chargers as a class. Each model is classified from its real design, in writing, with your broker or customs authority.
Four per-model confirmations close before freight: the GB marking route, smart charge points scope, the importer’s duties, and the broker-priced entry.
Confirm before production: who carries the local approval for the exact model, the Australian market version, and the broker-built entry. A route map, as of October 2026.
Five groups: trade documents, transport documents, origin evidence, the product compliance file, and your own entry filing. Above all, they must agree with each other.
A factory audit is the buyer’s own examination of a maker, on a set date. It is not product certification and not a shipment inspection – each proves a different thing.
Check a factory’s quality in the order money moves: verified documents, then samples, then the production run — with a pass gate before each payment stage.
There is no standard lead time from China — only the window in your written quote. What it covers, what it leaves out, and how to pin down its start.
Export packing is built in layers — wrap, retail carton, export carton, pallet — each answering a named threat on the journey. The buyer verifies it on paper first.
Yes — chargers fly as ordinary cargo because they store no energy. What decides your shipment is carrier acceptance: the documents and carton data the airline checks.
