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I want to import some ship spares for use on my yacht at Raffles Marina Club. Should I pay GST?

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Yes, you have to pay GST to import the ship spares for use on your yacht. You can appoint a Declaring Agent to obtain a Customs In-Payment (GST) permit to account for the GST payable and importation. With this permit, the parts can be cleared from the Customs checkpoints and brought to your yacht for installation.

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