Where Do We Deliver ?

Design 911, UK’s leading independent aftermarket & original Porsche parts supplier. We are the largest dedicated Porsche parts and accessories supplier to independent garages and workshops. Our delivery network expands to over 140 countries world wide. We have over 16,000 different parts in stock and available to us, with the best logistics systems to deliver what our customers need fast.

Dedication to customer service has enabled us to consistently set new levels of achievement. Driven by the demands of our customers and the ever present threats from a highly competitive market place, we continue to innovate and establish new standards.

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Design 911 can arrange delivery of your Porsche parts order to almost every corner of the world. A few countries have their own customs import regulations which you need to take into account.

Here are some useful import infomation you might need.

South Africa

Customs in South Africa require every importer, irrelevant whether the goods are used personally or for their business, to have an importer’s code. If they do not have this then they get fined by customs and have to apply for a code which can take up to 15 days.

USA

Customers will need to be aware they will have to fill in a HS7 form for any part of or vehicle from the department listed below
U.S. Department
of Transportation
National Highway
Traffic Safety
Administration
Importation of Motor Vehicles and Motor Vehicle Equipment Subject to
Federal Motor Vehicle Safety, Bumper and Theft Prevention Standards

Norway

Customers are required to have a Tax Identification Number which usually has their date of birth and another five digits in it for certain couriers such as DPD

Canary Islands

Customers are required to give their tax Identification Code to the courier

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Please let us have these details at the time of ordering or make sure you can provide them to Customs

Customers are responsible for their own country’s import regulations.

For Vat Numbers please check on the following website
http://ec.europa.eu/taxation_customs/vies/vieshome.do?selectedLanguage=EN
Switzerland

The new AHV number is a non-speaking number that consists of thirteen digits (example: 7561234567895).

Saudi Arabia

As part of the revised procedures by the Saudi Customs Authority pertaining to the inspection of shipments coming through express carriers, we would like to keep you informed of the processes your shipments will go through from hereon:

Currently, all shipments up to a value of SR10,000 are cleared by our broker with the importer of record (IOR) specified as SNAS Trading (DHL partner).

The new customs rules covering all shipments with a commercial value of US$100 or more require the actual consignee, or final receiver, to be identified as the IOR and the customs declaration form must be accompanied by a copy of the consignees commercial registration and a copy of the letter authorising our broker to clear the shipment on your behalf.

As an exporter to Saudi Arabia and you’re shipping goods with a value over US $100, it’s important to take note of the following:

The importer’s Commercial Registration number should now be quoted on invoices and Waybills
Check whether your product needs certification from the Saudi Standards, Metrology and Quality Organization (SASO)
Certificates must be from a recognized inspection company in the country of origin. They must also accompany your invoice
Quote the HS code (6 digits), along with a full product description, on your invoice
High-value shipments (over US $2,500) must be accompanied by a Certificate of Origin
Telecommunications equipment needs prior approval from the Communications & Information Technology Commission (CITC)
Medicines, vitamins, cosmetics and food all need approval from the Saudi Food & Drug agency
Passport or personal identification numbers should be quoted on the paperwork if you are shipping to an individual