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tearnet wrote:

A passport and rent agreement should be sufficient.

Terry

Hi, I have just e-mailed the shipping company in Malta so I am hoping they will say the same thing. Thanks for the reply

idonald1 wrote:

Hi, I have just e-mailed the shipping company in Malta so I am hoping they will say the same thing. Thanks for the reply

Hi,

Could you keep us all informed please as we have a container as well but coming from the UK.

Thanks

so Terry are you saying then that a lease / rental agreement is acceptable for proving residency in terms of shipping...?

Hi

Just got a reply back saying they need the document before they can release out container. I have replied that this is impossible if we can't get an appointment and also the waiting list is long. We have one container coming from Singapore and one from the UK. I have also contacted a legal company to see if there is a way round this. I will keep you posted. Good luck with the move

Remember the DCEA have said to the British High Commission that your resident status is not affected by the delays in the DCEA ability (or lack of ) to issue a e-Residency permit.

When we went to collect our trailer from the Hal Far bonded warehouse they only looked at our shipping documents although we we had passports etc with us.

Terry

I have had an e-mail back and containers from the UK do not require documentation. Apparently the problem is the container from Singapore with most of our goods. This is due to the fact it is coming from out with the EU. According to the man 'if' you can get an appointment and produce your passport the document takes 10 minutes to issue. However the stumbling block is getting the appointment.

Rocking Ken wrote:

idonald1 wrote:

Hi, I have just e-mailed the shipping company in Malta so I am hoping they will say the same thing. Thanks for the reply

Hi,

Could you keep us all informed please as we have a container as well but coming from the UK.

Thanks

I am very reliably informed that coming from the UK will present no problems. From outside EU, is another issue, perhaps.

redmik wrote:

Rocking Ken wrote:

idonald1 wrote:

Hi, I have just e-mailed the shipping company in Malta so I am hoping they will say the same thing. Thanks for the reply

Hi,

Could you keep us all informed please as we have a container as well but coming from the UK.

Thanks

I am very reliably informed that coming from the UK will present no problems. From outside EU, is another issue, perhaps.

As long as you get your passport number on the shipping documents, then showing your passport when you go to collect should be sufficient.

Terry

tearnet wrote:

redmik wrote:

Rocking Ken wrote:

Hi,

Could you keep us all informed please as we have a container as well but coming from the UK.

Thanks

I am very reliably informed that coming from the UK will present no problems. From outside EU, is another issue, perhaps.

As long as you get your passport number on the shipping documents, then showing your passport when you go to collect should be sufficient.

Terry

Good idea that Terry, now is this the shipping documents you have or the one's travelling with the container?

Ken

Rocking Ken wrote:

tearnet wrote:

redmik wrote:

I am very reliably informed that coming from the UK will present no problems. From outside EU, is another issue, perhaps.

As long as you get your passport number on the shipping documents, then showing your passport when you go to collect should be sufficient.

Terry

Good idea that Terry, now is this the shipping documents you have or the one's travelling with the container?

Ken

One should be a copy of the other ie you get a copy of the shipping document so it would be on both.

Terry

I have been required to submit a copy of my passport with the accompanying documentation.

Thanks Terry & Redmik,

Just trying to cover all bases and eventualities

Ken