Viral TKW Hong Kong Kirim Celana dalam Rp140 Ribu, Kena Bea Masuk Rp800 Ribu: Bagaimana Caranya Kalian Menghitung?

Viral Hong Kong Domestic Worker Sends Pants for Rp140 Thousand, Charged Rp800 Thousand Import Duty: How Do You Calculate It?

Dream - There is a viral video circulating about a Woman Migrant Worker (TKW) in Hong Kong who sent underwear to Indonesia, but was charged multiple times the price of the underwear as import duty.

TKW referred to as Miss Yuni expressed her disappointment towards the Directorate General of Customs and Excise (DJBC). She shared her story of buying underwear worth 70 Hong Kong dollars (HKD) or equivalent to Rp140,000 (exchange rate Rp 2,000/HKD).

However, when it was sent to Indonesia, the Banyuwangi Customs imposed an import duty of Rp800 thousand. At first, he thought it was the behavior of certain individuals, but after investigation, it turned out to be true from the Customs.

"Subjected to a tax of Rp800 thousand by the Banyuwangi Post Office. I thought it was fake, earlier I said it was a customs officer. But after I investigated, it is indeed from the Customs,""

The translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any HTML tags is as follows: "words of Miss Yuni in a viral video that was reposted by the Instagram account @undercover.id."

"At the same time, Miss Yuni also sent underwear to Jakarta and only had to pay an import duty of Rp40 thousand. Miss Yuni questioned how the customs duty was calculated."

"Send one to Banyuwangi, and one to Jakarta. The one going to Jakarta only costs Rp40,000, while the one going to Banyuwangi costs Rp800,000. Isn't it sad? And I've already said that I want to talk to Customs about how you calculate it."

"ungkap Miss Yuni" translates to "revealed Miss Yuni" in English.

From what he experienced, he has evidence of conversations with customs regarding the import duty rates. Miss Yuni also requested an explanation from customs. "Will customs remain silent without an explanation to me? I have all the receipts, I have evidence of the conversations with customs," she said.

"I believe customs will not squeeze, but here I say, please give me an explanation. No one has given me an explanation,"

"ungkapnya" translates to "he/she expressed," without any HTML tags.

While crying, then wiping her tears, Miss Yuni questioned the government's protection, with her status as an Indonesian migrant worker. "Where is the protection for its people? Such an easy protection, like underwear, ma'am," she said.

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