Getting machinery and exhibits to BMICH on time is the single most schedule-critical part of exhibiting abroad. Plan backwards from the build-up days.
Machinery displayed and re-exported after the show typically moves under temporary import procedures with security/bond arrangements. Your freight forwarder manages the documentation and re-export deadlines.
Exhibits sold locally, giveaways and consumables attract normal duties and taxes. Decide in advance which items may sell so paperwork is filed correctly.
Commercial invoice and packing list (matching case markings), certificate of origin where required, and equipment serial numbers for temporary imports.
An experienced exhibition freight forwarder handles clearance, venue delivery scheduling, on-site handling and empties storage. Contact the organiser for the appointed forwarder's details for this edition.
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