Importing to Bhutan
As the gateway to the Himalayas, Bhutan, the Land of the Thunder Dragon, offers a unique and exciting market for international trade. However, navigating its import regulations can be a daunting task.
Tax: Up to 10%
Duties: Up to 12%
Duties: Up to 12%
Restricted Items: Wireless and Second-Hand Goods
Non-working days: Saturday, Sunday, and Public Holidays
Lead times: 9 - 10 Weeks
Best carrier option: Courier or Freight Forwarder
Prominent Languages: Dzongkha
Tax: Up to 10%
Duties: Up to 12%
Restricted Items: Wireless and Second-Hand Goods
Non-working days: Saturday, Sunday, and Public Holidays
Lead Time: 9 - 10 Weeks
Best carrier option: Courier or Freight Forwarder
Prominent Languages: Dzongkha
Pain Points
Trade Pain Points and Possibilities
Bhutan, nestled in the Himalayas, presents a unique case for international trade. While its stunning natural beauty and cultural heritage attract attention, navigating the trade landscape comes with its own set of challenges and exciting possibilities.
Import procedures can be complex, involving various permits, licenses, and certifications. Partnering with a trusted trade facilitator can ease the process. Bhutan’s mountainous terrain also presents logistical challenges. Choose experienced partners with strong networks and knowledge of local transportation nuances.
Bhutan’s intricate web of trade agreements with diverse regions, including India, Nepal, and Bangladesh, demands careful consideration for businesses to optimize trade routes and leverage benefits.
Our Solution
About Bhutan
Trade Pain Points and Possibilities
Bhutan, nestled in the Himalayas, presents a unique case for international trade. While its stunning natural beauty and cultural heritage attract attention, navigating the trade landscape comes with its own set of challenges and exciting possibilities.
Import procedures can be complex, involving various permits, licenses, and certifications. Partnering with a trusted trade facilitator can ease the process. Bhutan’s mountainous terrain also presents logistical challenges. Choose experienced partners with strong networks and knowledge of local transportation nuances.
Bhutan’s intricate web of trade agreements with diverse regions, including India, Nepal, and Bangladesh, demands careful consideration for businesses to optimize trade routes and leverage benefits.
Our Solution
How TecEx Can Help You Import into Bhutan
TecEx can be your one-stop DDP solution for navigating the unique complexities of trading with Bhutan. Forget the tangled mess of Bhutan’s import regulations. We simplifies your trade journey with comprehensive solutions that handle the nitty-gritty, from import paperwork to customs complexities.
Save time, resources, and sanity with our strong network within Bhutan and expertise in navigating its challenging terrain.
About Bhutan
Did you know that Bhutan is the world’s only carbon-negative country? This means that it absorbs more carbon dioxide from the atmosphere than it emits, making it a global pioneer in environmental sustainability. This achievement can be attributed to its vast forests, which cover over 60% of the country and act as a natural carbon sink.
Let our Bhutan trade experts be your sherpas, navigating the path so you can focus on scaling your business to new heights. Breathe easy, knowing your goods are in expert hands, and watch your success soar.
Your global trade solution for Bhutan
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Your global trade solution for Bhutan
Fill in the form to get in touch, and our expert team will contact you with a bespoke customs compliance solution to suit your needs.