I have friends who moved here, received their household goods, and then
applied for residency.
It’s easier if you have your residency 1st, but not required.
Good luck,
Dave
www.helpinghonduraskids.org
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From: travel-to-honduras.....com
[mailto:travel-to-honduras.....com] On Behalf Of Norman Garner
Sent: Sunday, February 11, 2007 8:35 AM
To: travel-to-honduras.....com
Subject: [Spam] Re: [travel-to-honduras] Shipping from Houston
David:
In order to be able to ship to La Ceiba(or elsewhere in Honduras) is a
residency required first?Norm
"David L. Ashby" wrote:
Port to Port Int'l in Delaware also ships to Cortez and I believe Castilla,
and they can handle all the details in country for shipment to La Ceiba or
other mainland destination. I don't know about shipping to Roatan. Contact
them at anabelp.....com or
anabelp.....com.
Saludos from La Ceiba
Dave
www.helpinghonduraskids.org
> Cesar,
> I am VERY interested in being able to ship from Houston to Roatan as I
> know many other people coming from the Middle of the US are! I looked
> at the websites, in Spanish, and did a altavistabablefish translation
> on them but we all would like more information!
> How frequently does a ship come to Puerto Cortes? Who to contact in
> the states to arrange delivery of household goods and vehicles? If
> one is bringing household goods and vehicle does it clear customs in
> Puerto Cortes, not Roatan? and does one has to be there when that
> happens?
>
> I know that shipping from Puerto Cortes to Roatan can be by either
> Island Shipping or Puerto Cortes Gilbralter boats do these companies
> arrange that if one does the redestination?
>
> Of course the big question is cost? Does one save by not having to
> say take all the stuff to be shipped to Miami from, Lets say
> Nebraska? - 3-4 days travel time, costs in getting stuff to Miami - vs
> savings in time to get to Houston, where there are direct flights to
> Roatan also....
>
> Personally am VERY interested in hearing more details.
> Liz
>
> -- In travel-to-honduras.....com, cesar castillo
> wrote:
> >
> >
> > Hello there, Container ships only dock in Puerto Cortes mainly
> and those of Starndard Fruit Company do it in Trujillo too, but, the
> same shipping company do the job to take it to La Ceiba
> (redestination) and clear it in La Ceiba, My advice contact the
> Custom Agent before sending the container, you can go to
> www.dipshipping.com in La Ceiba or www.Gutierrezcargo.com in San
> Pedro, they both have offices in USA and here, they can give you
> update figures and will recomend you the shipping company that works
> better from Houston.
> >
> > Regards
> >
> > Angel Castillo escribió:
> >
>
>
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