Household goods may appear simple, yet import dossiers often fail because of wrong HS codes, missing Vietnamese labels, unclear product materials, or confusion with regulated subgroups such as electrical appliances, energy-labelling products, food-contact articles, or smart devices. This article provides an end-to-end control map for HS, duty, C/O, customs documents, specialized policies, and pre-ETA risk blocking. The guidance focuses on policy conditions, required dossiers, filing timing, and the risks that commonly lead to document supplements or customs delays. Before execution, the company should confirm the goods description, HS classification, model or technical composition, identify the competent authority, and align specialist filings with the customs document set.

Operational reference for importersGroup: Conventional household goodsReview by model and actual use

KEY RISKS WHEN IMPORTING CONVENTIONAL HOUSEHOLD GOODS

Classification risk

The HS code may depend on material, function, structure or mechanism. Generic descriptions such as “household goods” can lead to wrong duty and policy treatment.

Specialized policy risk

Goods with electricity, batteries, Wi-Fi/Bluetooth, food-contact use or energy-labelling scope may no longer be treated as conventional goods.

Operational risk

Missing catalogues, inconsistent labels or invalid C/O can cause document supplementation, inspection, storage charges and delivery delays.

Illustration for Import Procedure for Conventional Household Goods into Vietnam — Illustration of the product group and document review before customs clearance.

TERMINOLOGY & WHY THIS PROCEDURE MATTERS

Conventional household goods are products used for ordinary household storage, cleaning, organization or daily utility. They do not automatically require an import licence, but importers still need to control HS classification, labelling, origin, taxes and any specialized policy triggered by actual product features.

Conventional household goods

Household products without electrical power, batteries, wireless transmission, heating, or declared food-contact use.

HS code

The customs classification code used to determine import duty, VAT, preferential duty and policy treatment.

Supplementary label

A Vietnamese label required when the original label does not fully satisfy Vietnam labelling requirements.

QI / certification / declaration

Quality inspection, conformity certification and declaration, applicable only where the product falls under a relevant Group 2 list or QCVN.

Energy labelling

A policy applicable to certain energy-consuming appliances listed under the current Vietnamese energy-labelling regulations.

ETA

Estimated time of arrival; the key deadline for locking HS, policy, C/O and labelling before storage costs arise.

Operational warning: Do not conclude that a household product is “non-regulated” based only on its trade name. Review catalogue, model, material, function, power source, connectivity, condition and import purpose.

PRODUCT SCOPE & DETAILED IDENTIFICATION

This article applies to conventional household products such as basins, buckets, shelves, hangers, storage boxes, manual cleaning tools, brushes, mops and similar non-electric household utilities. Electrical, battery-powered, smart, food-contact or energy-labelling products must be reviewed separately.

Usually conventional

Non-electric, non-battery, non-wireless, non-heating goods not declared for direct food contact.

Separate policy review

Electrical appliances, smart devices, food-contact kitchenware, products with adapters/batteries or special safety claims.

Evidence principle

Catalogue, product photos, material composition, original labels and model list must match commercial documents and customs declaration.

DETAILED PRODUCT CLASSIFICATION TABLE

Product group / scenario	Technical signs to check	Examples	Evidence	Possible policy trigger	Documents to compare	Application note
Non-electric plastic household goods	Plastic material, storage/organization function, no food-contact claim	Basins, buckets, storage boxes	Catalogue, photos, label, material description	Labelling; HS by material/function	Invoice, packing list, catalogue, label, C/O	Food containers should be moved to food-contact review.
Manual cleaning tools	Fiber/plastic/metal structure; manual operation	Brooms, mops, brushes, glass wipers	Photos, material, catalogue	Labelling; HS may fall under Chapter 96 or material-based headings	Invoice, model list, images	If powered by motor/battery, review as electrical/smart goods.
Shelves, hooks and organizers	Material, assembly, storage function	Plastic/metal shelves, hangers, organizers	Drawing, catalogue, dimensions	Labelling; HS may be by material or furniture nature	Dimensions, material, parts list	Avoid generic declaration as “household goods”.
Electrical or heating appliances	Power source, wattage, motor, heating element, adapter	Kettles, fans, rice cookers, irons, hair dryers	Catalogue, datasheet, test report if any	QI/conformity, EMC or energy labelling may apply	Technical specs, QCVN, label	Do not treat as conventional merely by household use.
Food-contact kitchenware	Direct contact with food; plastic, metal, ceramic, glass or silicone	Food boxes, water bottles, cutlery, pans, cups	Catalogue, material, intended use	Food safety dossier or testing may arise	Test reports, material specs, labels	Separate from conventional household goods when direct food contact exists.
Smart household goods	Wi-Fi/Bluetooth/RF/app control/data module	Wi-Fi robot vacuum, smart plug, smart lock	Datasheet, RF specs, model	ICT/telecom/cybersecurity policy may arise	Frequency, power, connectivity standards	Review by wireless function, not by household name.

HS CODE – DUTY – C/O

For conventional household goods, HS classification must be based on main material, use, processing level, components and import purpose. This table applies only to non-electrical, non-battery, non-wireless, non-heating/non-motor household goods that are not subject to a separate specialized regime. Electrical household appliances, energy-labelling goods, food-contact articles and Group 2 goods must be reviewed under separate policy tracks.

PROPOSED HS CODE – DUTY – C/O TABLE

The table is split by material/function and uses indicative 8-digit HS codes for easier checking by Docs/Ops. Ordinary duty is shown on the basis of 150% x MFN duty where no separate ordinary-duty line applies; the final rate must still be checked against the final HS code at declaration time.

Indicative HS code	Suitable product group	Classification basis	Application condition	Ordinary duty	MFN import duty	VAT	C/O/FTA to review	Documents to cross-check
3924.10.10 3924.10.90/99Plastic table/kitchenware	Plastic tableware/kitchenware, including melamine or other plastic articles depending on the final subheading.	Plastic material; table/kitchen use; not industrial packaging.	Applies to non-electrical, non-battery, non-heating and non-smart goods; food-contact use must be reviewed separately.	approx. 33%150% x MFN where no separate ordinary rate applies.	22%Recheck by final 8-digit subheading.	10%	Form D/ATIGA, Form E/ACFTA, RCEP, VKFTA, EVFTA, CPTPP by origin.	Catalogue, product photos, plastic composition, original label, invoice, packing list, C/O.
3924.90.90Other plastic household articles	Plastic basins, baskets, trays, storage boxes and household sanitation articles.	Plastic; household/sanitary use; not furniture or industrial packaging.	Not for bottles/industrial containers, pallets, medical goods or children’s goods subject to separate controls.	approx. 33%	22%	10%	ASEAN, China, Korea, Japan, EU, CPTPP, RCEP routes.	Photos, dimensions, function, material, label, C/O and invoice description.
7323.93.10 7323.99.10Iron/steel	Stainless-steel or other iron/steel kitchen/household articles.	Iron/steel material; stainless, cast iron, enamelled, coated surface and use.	Not for electrical appliances, heated pots or mechanical devices with separate functions.	30%–45%Based on MFN 20% or 30%.	20%–30%7323.93.10 often 30%; 7323.99.10 often 20%.	10%	Form E, D, AK, VK, EUR.1, CPTPP, RCEP; watch CTH/RVC.	Material proof, catalogue, coating, photos, label and use.
7615.10.90Aluminium household articles	Aluminium table, kitchen or household articles and parts, excluding aluminium scouring pads/gloves.	Aluminium material; household/kitchen use; processing and coating.	Non-stick coating, food-contact use or safety/health claims require additional material/food-safety review.	approx. 33%	22%	10%	ATIGA/ACFTA/RCEP/VKFTA/EVFTA/CPTPP by origin and origin criteria.	Material COA if available, catalogue, coating details, label, invoice, C/O.
6911.10.00 6912.00.00Porcelain/ceramic	Porcelain or ceramic tableware, kitchenware and household articles.	Ceramic/porcelain material and table/kitchen/household use.	Bowls, plates, cups, trays and similar ceramic/porcelain goods; food-contact materials may require safety evidence.	approx. 52.5%	35%	10%	ACFTA/ATIGA/RCEP/EVFTA/CPTPP with valid C/O and direct transport.	Catalogue, photos, material, label, test report if any, C/O.
7013.37.00 7013.49.00 7013.99.00Glassware	Glass cups, kitchen/table glassware and household decorative glass articles.	Glass material; lead crystal, glass-ceramic, drinking/table/kitchen/decorative use.	Not for industrial bottles under 7010 or measuring/specialised instruments; heat-resistant goods need catalogue review.	22.5%–52.5%	15%–35%7013.99.00 often 15%; many table/kitchen lines 35%.	10%	Form D/E/RCEP/EUR.1/CPTPP depending on route and origin criteria.	Catalogue, photos, material, use, label, C/O, packing.
9603.10.20 9603.90.20 9603.90.90Cleaning tools	Brooms, brushes, mops, hand-operated floor sweepers and non-motor cleaning tools.	Cleaning function; fibre/plastic/metal construction; manual operation.	Not for robot vacuums, motorised cleaners, electric brushes or battery-powered goods.	approx. 37.5%	25%	10%	ATIGA, ACFTA, RCEP, VKFTA, EVFTA, CPTPP by origin.	Product photos, structure, materials, operation method, label, C/O.
9403.70.90 9403.89.90Storage/furniture-type goods	Shelves, small cabinets, racks and organising articles with furniture characteristics.	Furniture function; material, dimension, assembly and parts.	Use only where the goods have furniture characteristics; simple plastic boxes may stay under 3924.	30%–37.5%	20%–25%	10%	Review by origin; watch CTH/RVC and C/O product description.	Drawings/dimensions, material, assembly guide, photos, parts list, C/O.

Operational note: Electrical household appliances such as rice cookers, kettles, fans, blenders, vacuum cleaners, irons and hair dryers must not be treated as “conventional household goods”. They require a separate review for electrical HS codes, QCVN/Group 2 goods, energy labelling and technical documents.

Duty note: The rates above are indicative for common product groups and must be finalized by the final 8-digit HS code, origin, C/O conditions and the tariff in force at declaration time. For ordinary duty, where no separate ordinary-duty line applies, the rate is generally calculated as 150% of the corresponding MFN duty under Decision 15/2023/QD-TTg.

SPECIAL PREFERENTIAL C/O/FTA TABLE TO REVIEW BY IMPORT ROUTE

Route/origin	FTA/agreement	C/O form or origin proof	Special preferential rate if determined	Application condition	Documents to cross-check	Application note
ASEAN	ATIGA	C/O form D	May be deeply preferential, many HS lines may reach 0% if origin criteria are met	ASEAN origin, direct transport, consistent goods description	C/O, invoice, packing list, B/L, catalogue	Review WO/RVC/CTH/CTSH by final HS.
China	ACFTA or RCEP	Form E or RCEP origin proof	By HS-specific schedule; not finalized before 8-digit HS	Valid C/O, direct transport and proper third-party invoice if any	C/O, third-party invoice if any, B/L, product description	Inconsistent HS or description on C/O may deny preference.
Korea	AKFTA/VKFTA/RCEP	Form AK, VK or RCEP	By each agreement and final HS	Origin rule and documents must be valid	C/O, catalogue, invoice, B/L	Compare the most suitable route after HS finalization.
Japan	VJEPA/AJCEP/CPTPP/RCEP	Form VJ, AJ, CPTPP proof or RCEP	By agreement and specific HS	Origin rule and direct transport must be satisfied	Origin document, invoice, B/L	Choose the correct preferential mechanism for the supplier dossier.
EU/UK	EVFTA/UKVFTA	EUR.1 or self-certification where eligible	By EVFTA/UKVFTA schedule and HS	Origin, transport and product description must be consistent	Origin proof, invoice, packing list, B/L	Check self-certification and direct transport conditions.

DOSSIER SET & SUBMISSION METHOD

The dossier should be separated into commercial documents, technical documents and specialized policy documents where triggered. Customs documents are submitted through the electronic customs system; specialized dossiers follow the relevant authority or portal.

OPERATIONAL DOSSIER CHECKLIST

Dossier group	Required documents	Used for	Prepared by	Common errors	Pre-ETA check
Commercial documents	Invoice, Packing List, Sales Contract/PO, B/L or AWB	Customs declaration, value, quantity and delivery terms	Shipper, importer, docs team, forwarder	Generic goods name; inconsistent quantity/unit/Incoterms	Compare name, model, quantity, weight, value and Incoterms.
Technical documents	Catalogue, photos, material, dimensions, function, model list	HS and policy review; explanation for customs	Supplier, procurement, compliance	Missing material or proof of non-electrical/non-wireless nature	Request catalogue before booking.
Preferential C/O	Form D/E/AK/VK/EUR.1/RCEP or equivalent proof	Preferential duty claim	Supplier, exporter, importer	Wrong form, HS, description or issuance date	Check form, origin criterion, direct transport and third-party invoice.
Labelling dossier	Original label, draft Vietnamese label, manufacturer/origin data	Market circulation and post-clearance control	Importer, compliance, marketing/QA	Missing origin, material, quantity or warnings if required	Review against Decree 43/2017 and 111/2021.
Specialized dossier if triggered	QI, conformity, energy labelling, food-contact safety or other dossiers	Before/during clearance and before circulation depending on policy	Importer, compliance, testing/certification body	Misclassifying electrical/smart/food-contact goods as conventional	Branch the policy by catalogue and intended use.
Post-clearance file	Declaration, tax documents, C/O, catalogue, labels, specialized results if any	Post-clearance audit and traceability	Importer, accounting, logistics, compliance	Scattered files, poor model/lot traceability	Archive by shipment, PO, supplier, HS and clearance date.

LEGAL BASIS & SPECIALIZED POLICY MATRIX

The legal review should follow this principle: do not assume a permit is required, but prove that the goods do not fall into electrical/electronic goods, energy labelling, food-contact products or Group 2 goods. If any trigger exists, the shipment must be reviewed under a separate policy track before ETA.

LEGAL BASIS TABLE TO REVIEW

Document group	Document name/number	Issuing authority	Effective date/application timing	Role in the procedure	Key article/appendix to review	Review note
Law	Law on Foreign Trade Management 2017	National Assembly	Effective from 01/01/2018	General framework for import/export management	Foreign trade management principles	Review if the goods are prohibited, restricted or conditional.
Decree	Decree 69/2018/ND-CP	Government	Issued on 15/05/2018	Detailed foreign trade management regulations	Appendices on prohibited/restricted/licensed goods if applicable	Conventional household goods are not automatically licensed, but actual product descriptions must be reviewed.
Law	Law on Product and Goods Quality 05/2007/QH12	National Assembly	Effective from 01/07/2008	Basis for product quality management	Rights and obligations on product quality	Triggered if goods are potentially unsafe or subject to QCVN.
Decree	Decree 43/2017/ND-CP and 111/2021/ND-CP	Government	Effective from 01/06/2017 and 15/02/2022	Goods labelling and supplementary labels	Mandatory label contents for imported goods	Check original label, supplementary label, origin and importer/manufacturer information.
Circular	Circular 05/2019/TT-BKHCN	Ministry of Science and Technology	Effective from 01/01/2021	Guidance on goods labelling	Implementation guidance for Decree 43/2017	Review label content before market circulation.
Decision	Decisions 2711/QD-BKHCN and 366/QD-BKHCN	Ministry of Science and Technology	Issued in 2022–2023	Announce/supplement Group 2 goods under MOST management	List of products with HS/QCVN references	Apply only if actual goods fall into the Group 2 list; do not rely on outdated lists where newer decisions exist.
Decision	Decision 04/2017/QD-TTg	Prime Minister	Effective from 25/04/2017	Energy labelling list	Household appliances such as air conditioners, refrigerators, washing machines, rice cookers, fans…	Not applicable to non-electrical goods; triggered only if the product matches the listed goods.
Decree	Decree 15/2018/ND-CP	Government	Effective from 02/02/2018	Food safety framework for food-contact articles/materials	Management of food-related products	Review only for cookware, cups, food boxes, cutlery or food-contact articles.
Tariff	Decree 26/2023/ND-CP; Decree 73/2025/ND-CP; Decree 199/2025/ND-CP	Government	Decree 26 effective from 15/07/2023; amendments apply by issuance date	Basis for MFN, ordinary duty and HS classification	Tariff by HS code	Duty can only be finalized after 8-digit HS and import-date policy review.

SPECIALIZED POLICY MATRIX BY GOODS SITUATION

Goods situation	Legal basis to review	Potential policy	Authority/portal if identified	Policy trigger
Non-electrical, non-food-contact household goods	Decree 69/2018; Decree 43/2017; Decree 111/2021; current tariff	Customs clearance with commercial documents, labelling, HS/duty/C/O review	Customs; market surveillance for circulation	Goods are truly conventional and not subject to a separate specialized list.
Plastic/metal/ceramic/glass articles in direct food contact	Decree 15/2018; food-contact standards/QCVN if any	Food safety dossier, testing or self-declaration may apply depending on product	Food safety authority; customs when specialized inspection applies	Product is presented or used for containing, cooking, eating/drinking or direct food contact.
Electrical, motorized, heating or adapter-powered goods	Decisions 2711/QD-BKHCN, 366/QD-BKHCN, applicable QCVN, tariff	Quality inspection, certification/declaration of conformity may apply	Specialized authority/certification body; customs based on dossier	Electrical goods in the Group 2 list or subject to relevant QCVN.
Energy-labelling goods	Decision 04/2017/QD-TTg and MOIT guidance	Energy labelling registration and minimum energy performance if applicable	MOIT/public service portal	Products such as air conditioners, refrigerators, washing machines, rice cookers, fans, LED lamps under the list.
Smart/wireless goods with Wi-Fi/Bluetooth/RF	Relevant ICT/telecom/cybersecurity regulations	Conformity, ICT quality inspection or cybersecurity review may apply	MIC or relevant authority if applicable	Wireless module, radio frequency, app control or security functions.
Used/refurbished goods	Decree 69/2018 and specialized policy by product group	Restrictions or conditions may apply; do not treat as new goods	Customs and specialized authority depending on product	Goods are used, refurbished, warranty returns or exchanges.

VIEW / DOWNLOAD ORIGINAL LEGAL DOCUMENTS

The links below are official sources for checking before application. At customs declaration stage, enterprises should also verify whether any amendments, replacements or new guidance have been issued.

Nghị định 69/2018/NĐ-CP

Detailed regulations on a number of articles of the Law on Foreign Trade Management; Used to review general import and export management conditions.

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Nghị định 43/2017/NĐ-CP

Regulations on product labels for goods circulating in Vietnam and imported goods.

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Nghị định 111/2021/NĐ-CP

Amending and supplementing a number of articles of Decree 43/2017/ND-CP on goods labels.

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Circular 05/2019/TT-BKHCN

Detailed regulations implementing a number of articles of Decree 43/2017/ND-CP on goods labels.

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Quyết định 2711/QĐ-BKHCN

Announcement of group 2 products and goods under the management responsibility of the Ministry of Science and Technology.

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Quyết định 366/QĐ-BKHCN

Announcing additional group 2 products and goods under the management responsibility of the Ministry of Science and Technology.

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Quyết định 04/2017/QĐ-TTg

List of vehicles and equipment that must have energy labels; Only check if the goods belong to the group of household electrical appliances.

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Nghị định 26/2023/NĐ-CP

Export tariff schedule, preferential import tariff schedule and list of goods by HS code.

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Nghị định 73/2025 & 199/2025/NĐ-CP

Documents amending/supplementing Decree 26/2023/ND-CP on preferential import tariffs.

View Decree 73/2025 View Decree 199/2025

PROCESSING TIME, FEES & RISK COSTS

PROCESSING TIME, FEES & RISK COST TABLE

Step	Recommended timing	Time / fee reference	Risk cost if delayed	Control point
HS, policy, label and C/O review	Before ordering or before ETD	No state fee for internal document review	Wrong HS/duty, lost C/O preference, customs query	Lock product description, material, function, photos and catalogue.
Supplier document collection	Before shipment	Depends on supplier; no absolute timing	Missing C/O, label or catalogue at arrival	Approve draft documents before ETD.
Specialized dossier if triggered	Before ETA or as required	Only determined after specific procedure is identified	DEM/DET, storage and clearance delay	Do not discover QI/energy/food-contact requirements after ETA.
Customs declaration	When transport documents and dossier are ready	Subject to customs channel and dossier quality	Yellow/red channel, inspection, valuation query	Match invoice, packing list, B/L, C/O, catalogue and label.
Post-clearance / circulation	After clearance and before sales	Depends on labelling and specialized obligations	Market inspection or traceability issue	Complete Vietnamese labels and archive shipment dossier.

END-TO-END OPERATIONAL WORKFLOW

Pre-ETA review

Confirm HS, duty, C/O, label, material, function and product condition; determine whether the goods fall into electrical, smart, food-contact or energy-labelling groups.

Lock documents and technical files

Compare Invoice, Packing List, B/L/AWB, catalogue, model list, photos and original labels; avoid generic descriptions.

Identify specialized procedures

If goods have electricity, batteries, Wi-Fi/Bluetooth, food-contact use or energy-labelling scope, move to the relevant specialized checklist.

Prepare triggered dossiers

Prepare QI, conformity, energy labelling, food safety or labelling dossier where the model/function activates such policy.

Declare customs and handle channel

Green channel means system-based clearance; yellow means document check; red means document and physical inspection.

Release cargo and close post-clearance duties

Move cargo to warehouse, complete Vietnamese labelling, archive C/O, catalogues and specialized documents for traceability.

FAQ – COMMON QUESTIONS

Do conventional household goods require an import licence?

Not by trade name alone. If goods are non-electric, non-battery, non-wireless, non-food-contact and outside specialized lists, they are usually handled through customs, labelling, HS, tax and C/O control. Actual catalogue/model must still be checked.

Which HS code applies to plastic household goods?

Heading 3924 is often reviewed for plastic household/table/kitchen articles, but packaging, toys, food-contact articles and goods with specific functions must be separated.

Are electrical household appliances still “conventional”?

No. Products with electricity, motor, heating, adapter or charger should be reviewed under QCVN, quality inspection/conformity and energy-labelling rules if listed.

Are food boxes, water bottles or cookware covered here?

If they directly contact food, they should be reviewed under food-contact material and food safety requirements, not treated only as conventional household goods.

Can C/O reduce import duty?

Yes, if the C/O form and origin criteria are valid, product description and HS match, and transport conditions are met.

Must supplementary labels be affixed before customs clearance?

Vietnamese labels are mainly required before market circulation, but label contents should be checked early to avoid post-clearance issues.

How to handle samples or warranty goods?

Samples, warranty replacements, goods for EPE/FDI or refurbished goods may differ in value, purpose and policy treatment. Review separately.

Can goods clear without a catalogue?

Possibly, but customs may request it for HS or policy determination. Catalogues and product photos are important for multi-material household goods.

OUTPUTS & POST-CLEARANCE OBLIGATIONS

Typical outputs

Customs declaration cleared or released under actual conditions.
Tax, C/O, catalogue and HS explanation file archived by shipment.
Specialized results if QI, conformity, energy or food-contact policy is triggered.

Post-clearance obligations

Complete Vietnamese supplementary labelling before circulation.
Archive dossier by lot, model and supplier.
Prepare explanation file for post-clearance audit or market inspection.

SOLUTIONS FROM TGIMEX

For conventional household goods, the core issue is not “licence application” but correct pre-ETA branching: which goods are genuinely conventional, which must move to electrical household appliances, which need energy labelling, which are food-contact articles and which contain smart/ICT functions. TGIMEX supports document, customs and logistics control together to reduce storage costs, document supplementation and classification errors.

HS – duty – C/O review

Compare material, function, construction, product photos, catalogue and import route to review HS, MFN duty, VAT and FTA preference.

Specialized policy screening

Branch products into conventional, electrical, smart, food-contact, energy-labelling or Group 2 goods before arrival.

Document control

Cross-check Invoice, Packing List, B/L/AWB, C/O, catalogue, original label, model list and customs description.

Operational coordination

Coordinate schedule, port/warehouse/trucking, customs channel handling and post-clearance recordkeeping.

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ELECTRICAL – ELECTRONICS – IT EQUIPMENT

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MACHINERY

HOUSEHOLD GOODS

COSMETICS – PERSONAL CARE

ELECTRICAL – ELECTRONICS – IT EQUIPMENT

F&B – FOOD & BEVERAGE

MACHINERY

HOUSEHOLD GOODS

COSMETICS – PERSONAL CARE

IMPORT PROCEDURE FOR CONVENTIONAL HOUSEHOLD GOODS INTO VIETNAM

KEY RISKS WHEN IMPORTING CONVENTIONAL HOUSEHOLD GOODS

TERMINOLOGY & WHY THIS PROCEDURE MATTERS

PRODUCT SCOPE & DETAILED IDENTIFICATION

DETAILED PRODUCT CLASSIFICATION TABLE

HS CODE – DUTY – C/O

PROPOSED HS CODE – DUTY – C/O TABLE

SPECIAL PREFERENTIAL C/O/FTA TABLE TO REVIEW BY IMPORT ROUTE

DOSSIER SET & SUBMISSION METHOD

OPERATIONAL DOSSIER CHECKLIST

LEGAL BASIS & SPECIALIZED POLICY MATRIX

LEGAL BASIS TABLE TO REVIEW

SPECIALIZED POLICY MATRIX BY GOODS SITUATION

VIEW / DOWNLOAD ORIGINAL LEGAL DOCUMENTS

Nghị định 69/2018/NĐ-CP

Nghị định 43/2017/NĐ-CP

Nghị định 111/2021/NĐ-CP

Circular 05/2019/TT-BKHCN

Quyết định 2711/QĐ-BKHCN

Quyết định 366/QĐ-BKHCN

Quyết định 04/2017/QĐ-TTg

Nghị định 26/2023/NĐ-CP

Nghị định 73/2025 & 199/2025/NĐ-CP

PROCESSING TIME, FEES & RISK COSTS

PROCESSING TIME, FEES & RISK COST TABLE

END-TO-END OPERATIONAL WORKFLOW

Pre-ETA review

Lock documents and technical files

Identify specialized procedures

Prepare triggered dossiers

Declare customs and handle channel

Release cargo and close post-clearance duties

FAQ – COMMON QUESTIONS

Do conventional household goods require an import licence?

Which HS code applies to plastic household goods?

Are electrical household appliances still “conventional”?

Are food boxes, water bottles or cookware covered here?

Can C/O reduce import duty?

Must supplementary labels be affixed before customs clearance?

How to handle samples or warranty goods?

Can goods clear without a catalogue?

OUTPUTS & POST-CLEARANCE OBLIGATIONS

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