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The Perfect Nokia Multimedia Duos is in Zeem’s Hands

By zeem35 • Mar 4th, 2010 • Category: Accessories, Devices, Phones, Top Story, Unboxing

Finally!! The long awaited parcel from DHL has arrived, after the lengthy process of clearing it by visiting TRC twice and Import & Export Twice paying License fee, traveling all over Colombo, calling a zillion known contacts to sort it out, Its here and YES ITS DEFINITELY WORTH THE WAIT AND TIME SPENT ON IT :)

The Parcel
The Parcel which arrived repacked after customs checkup

The Parcel
The details printed on it

The Contents
Finally the contents, NOKIA N97 and NOKIA BH-905 Bluetooth Headset

Await!! For Unboxing Video and Initial Impressions with some Photographs of the contents ;)

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zeem35 is a Blogger, Reviewer, Designer and Entrepreneur, zeem/zeem35 has experience for more than 5 years in Mobile Industry, he keeps a very close eye on technology and gadget related news and he is also a TechWiki, Zeem is his real world nickname and zeem35 is his cyberworld nickname, he goes as Azeem Badurdeen in real, partnered with Shazly Makeen recently to take WoMLanka to new Heights.
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  • De
    :D wow ... anyway how much did u pay as tax? once i received a Nokia 1110 and had to pay around 2500.00 as taxes. even though i have declared it less than the commercial value :P
  • For declared value of GBP 400 (LKR 78,600) Customs Duty was LKR 12,854 and Imports Control License fee 1,000 + 3,793 penalty for not getting the license before importing.
  • De
    how mush did u pay as Tax etc??? and what is the estimated value you have declare for the Phone?
  • Duties, taxes, DHL charges all taken care by WOMWORLD/Nokia. All we have to do is use it and give our feedback :)

    The actual value of the phone is declared, when the N97 came to me back in September 2009, the commercial invoice beared a value of GBP 400.
  • Ah, thanks for the info :) I might have to go through that process soon. Hopefully, it isn't that painful :D
  • I'm actually interested to hear all about the TRC troubles and the headaches you went through. Is this normal for any communications item that is couriered to Sri Lanka? Or just this particular one?
  • I think all the telecommunications items goes through this process, specially cellular phones. First you have to get the approval from TRC and then go to Department of Import and Export Control (DIEC) to get the License. TRC is a painless process, max 15 min to get the work done. But DIEC, typical government office, will eat up your whole day just to print a A4 size paper.
  • Waiting to see the BH-905 headset :)
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