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Car and Furniture Shipping Company from Saudi Arabia to Germany 0506688227 Customs Relief Does Not Mean Relief From Everything

Car and Furniture Shipping Company from Saudi Arabia to Germany 0506688227 Customs Relief Does Not Mean Relief From Everything
Guide summary

This guide covers shipping cars and household goods from Saudi Arabia to Germany by sea—specifically to the ports of Hamburg or Bremerhaven. It highlights a crucial distinction often overlooked by those planning a shipment: while the customs exemption for relocating one's residence waives duties and import taxes, it does not cover everything. For instance, a vehicle remains subject to vehicle tax after registration even if it entered duty-free, and certain categories of items are excluded from the exemption entirely. The guide details the scope of the exemption and outlines the technical steps required for your vehicle before it is shipped.

Looking for a shipping company from Saudi Arabia to Germany that tells you what you will actually pay rather than what you will not? Tiger Cargo Express ships furniture, vehicles and cargo to Berlin, Munich, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Cologne and the rest of Germany — by sea and air, with dismantling, packing and reassembly, customs clearance at both ends, and insurance on the load. To book: 0506688227

This lane carries a misunderstanding that costs people dearly: someone hears that removal goods are exempt, builds a budget around that single word — and then discovers the relief has limits.

The German relief is real and routinely applied. It covers customs duty and import tax on your furniture, belongings and vehicle. But it does not cover everything you will pay after arrival. Some items remain due, and some categories fall outside it entirely.

We would rather tell you that before you book — not after an invoice you had not budgeted for.

28-45days by sea
2arrival ports
12months residence rule
100%clearance both ends

What do we ship from Saudi Arabia to Germany?

Traffic combining people relocating for work and study with industrial corporate cargo.

Household furnitureA whole home in a single container — the most requested service among people moving for work or long-term residence.
Cars and vehiclesInside a closed container — and with a procedural file in Germany that runs several stages longer than the furniture file.
Industrial equipment and machineryGermany is an industrial destination above all — which is why equipment moves heavily in both directions.
Commercial cargoCompany container loads with a commercial invoice, full clearance and a European tax number.
Students’ and researchers’ effectsSmaller consignments on faster scheduling — usually shared loads rather than full containers.
Diplomatic mission shipmentsBerlin hosts a great many missions — and these shipments follow an independent route we cover in full below.

Customs relief does not mean relief from everything

This is the sentence we open every Germany conversation with.

European rules provide for importing removal goods free of customs duty and import tax for anyone transferring their normal place of residence from outside the Union into it. Germany applies this through a clear written procedure: a dedicated customs declaration submitted at import, not a verbal mention at the counter.

But many people read “exempt” as “I will pay nothing”. That is not the case — so here are the limits, plainly.

Item Within the relief?
Customs duty on furniture and effects ✔ Yes — where the conditions are met
Import turnover tax on removal goods ✔ Yes — under the same procedure
Excise duties ✘ No — they remain due on goods subject to them
German vehicle tax ✘ No — due on the vehicle once registered, even if it entered duty-free
Alcohol and tobacco ✘ No — excluded from the scope of the relief
Port, handling and clearance charges ✘ No — operating costs with no connection to the relief
Standing charges on delay ✘ No — and this is the item paid for nothing when the file runs late
The most common surprise on this lane
A car enters completely free of customs duty, exactly as its owner was told — and then, after registration, an assessment for annual vehicle tax arrives. That is a domestic tax with nothing to do with importation, calculated on the vehicle itself and continuing for as long as you own it. Budget on “the car is exempt” and you get a shock; know it in advance and you simply plan for it.

Eligibility conditions and the customs declaration

Five conditions, and a written procedure rather than a verbal one.

Condition What it means in practice
Normal residence outside the Union A continuous period of at least twelve months before the move. Exceptions may be allowed where you can show you intended to live outside the EU for that period — by employment contract, for instance.
An actual move of residence to Germany Your new normal residence must be established in Germany, even if temporarily. Not a seasonal home and not an investment property.
Prior possession and use The goods must have been in your possession and used before shipping. Anything new in its original packaging raises the question and is usually assessed separately.
Personal use In reasonable household quantities and for personal use — not for trade and not for a professional activity.
Post-import restriction Goods admitted under relief may not be sold, lent, pledged or hired out for a set period after import without prior notification to the competent authority.
The procedural difference from the UK
In the UK an application is made in advance and a reference number is issued before arrival. In Germany the procedure rests on a written customs declaration submitted at import, with its supporting documents. That does not make timing unimportant — it means that having the documents complete before the vessel lands is what decides whether your file moves smoothly or stops. We prepare it fully before sailing either way.
A note on this section
What we set out is the framework as we work with it in practice; customs rules are updated from time to time and customs offices may differ on points of detail. So we review the current conditions with you before booking. We prepare the file and coordinate the timing — we do not provide legal or tax advice.

Shipping for embassies, consulates and their staff

Berlin is a crowded diplomatic capital — and these shipments have rules of their own.

Shipments for diplomatic and consular missions and their staff do not go through the removal goods procedure and are not bound by its conditions. The basis here is not your previous residence or how long you have owned your belongings, but the status of the mission or of your accreditation with it. That changes the documents, the channel and the authority addressed, entirely.

Beyond Berlin, Germany hosts consulates and representations in Frankfurt, Munich, Hamburg and Düsseldorf — each with its own best-suited port and inland route. That logistical detail is settled at booking, not on arrival.

Official mission cargoOffice furniture, fit-out, equipment and vehicles in the mission’s name — the consignee is the mission itself, not an individual within it.
Accredited staff effectsFurniture, personal effects and a vehicle for the diplomat and family, at the start of a posting or at its end.
Administrative and technical staffTreatment may differ from that of a diplomatic agent, and is set by the accreditation category and its period.

How we work with missions

  • ▸ We start with the mission’s administrative department, not with the individual — because the official correspondence is the foundation of the whole file.
  • ▸ We build the bill of lading around the correspondence, not the reverse, matching consignee name and title letter for letter.
  • ▸ We schedule sailing around the accreditation date rather than around when the furniture is ready — the order is reversed compared with ordinary shipments.
  • ▸ We document the inventory to a higher standard and hand it over endorsed by both sides, because it is examined closely on these consignments.
  • ▸ We deliver to the mission premises or the staff member’s residence, allowing for access and permit requirements at official buildings.
  • ▸ We handle everything in confidence — information, contents and movement schedules alike.
The leading cause of delay on diplomatic shipments
It is neither customs nor shipping — it is a mismatch of name and title between the bill of lading and the official correspondence. A different honorific, or the mission’s name abbreviated on one document and written in full on another, is enough to hold the file until it is corrected. So we check the match word for word before issuing the bill of lading, not afterwards.

And we are clear about this: what the diplomatic exemption covers and how far it extends is for the competent authorities in the receiving state to determine, and the mission has its own official channels for it. Our role is purely logistical: we ship, we coordinate, and we prepare a clean and consistent file — we do not decide on anyone’s behalf. We work in both directions: foreign missions in the Kingdom, and Saudi missions in Germany.

Car shipping from Saudi Arabia to Germany

One advantage that shortens the road — and two items that lengthen it.

Car shipping from Saudi Arabia to Germany inside a closed container with full lashing
Strapped inside a closed container — with a photographic record of condition before sealing and after opening.

Start with the good news: Germany drives on the right, as Saudi Arabia does. That saves you an entire technical stage faced by anyone shipping a car to the UK. But the German route has two other items worth planning for.

First: proving technical conformity

A vehicle imported from outside the Union must be shown to meet the applicable standards. The easiest route is a European certificate of conformity from the manufacturer, where the model is sold in the European market. If the vehicle is built to a different market’s specification — common with Gulf-spec cars — the route becomes an individual approval assessing the vehicle on its own, and modifications may be required before acceptance.

We ask you for the model and year before booking, because the answer decides whether your path runs to weeks or to months.

Second: what comes after registration

Once registered, the vehicle enters the annual vehicle tax system, assessed on the vehicle’s own data. And there is a practical point many people miss: a great many German cities operate low-emission zones in their centres, entry to which requires an environmental sticker granted according to the vehicle’s emissions class. Ship an older vehicle and you may find yourself unable to drive it into the centre of the very city you moved to.

1 — ShippingClosed container, full lashing, photographic record. The vehicle is listed with its details on the removal goods declaration.
2 — ClearanceAdmitted as part of the removal goods if the conditions are met — otherwise treated as an ordinary import with its charges.
3 — Technical conformityEuropean certificate of conformity or individual approval — the longest stage on the German route.
4 — Registration and insuranceAt the local registration office, then plates, insurance and the environmental sticker where required.

Which arrival port for your city?

Two main ports, and the difference lies in the road leg rather than the sea time.

Port Character Best suited to
Hamburg Germany’s largest container port, with the widest range of services The north, east and centre — Berlin, Hamburg, Hanover, Leipzig; the default for most shipments
Bremerhaven North Sea port and a major vehicle hub The north-west and Bremen area — and a sound choice where the shipment includes a vehicle

Southern cities — Munich, Stuttgart, Freiburg — work out differently: the road distance from the north is long, and arrival through another European port followed by road haulage can in some cases be faster and cheaper. We cost both routes and show you the figures rather than assume.

Furniture moving from Saudi Arabia to Germany

From dismantling a piece in your home to reassembling it in your new one.

Furniture moving from Saudi Arabia to Germany with treated timber crates and numbered inventory
Treated and stamped timber crating is a condition of entry, not an optional upgrade.

What marks the German file out is that the inventory is examined closely. The customs declaration is built on it, and the customs office may want more detail than you are used to elsewhere. So we prepare it to a standard that works as an official document: clear groupings, serial numbers for appliances, and photographs of what deserves them — before sealing, not after.

  • ▸ Survey and assessment: volume in cubic metres, and deciding what is dismantled and what needs a crate.
  • ▸ Professional dismantling: bedrooms, kitchens and shelving — full dismantling cuts volume, and volume is your invoice.
  • ▸ Multi-layer packing: bubble, then blankets, then stretch film, with glass and mirrors in lined crates.
  • ▸ Treated and stamped timber crates: a basic condition of entry — untreated timber is refused on the quay.
  • ▸ Numbering and photographic inventory: serving your insurance and your customs declaration at once.
  • ▸ A logged seal: photographed, its number handed to you, opened only in front of you or someone you authorise.
  • ▸ Unpacking and reassembly: in your new home — not boxes left at the door.

Two shipping methods — and sea is the reality here

Air is available, and its logic is entirely different from sea.

The sea route from Saudi Arabia to Germany via Suez and the North Sea
Red Sea, then Suez, then the Mediterranean, then the Atlantic, then the North Sea.
Sea freightThe natural route for furniture, vehicles and equipment. Full container or shared, with transit of four to six weeks depending on the service and transhipment. German lanes are among the busiest in Europe — which means wider sailing options than on many destinations.
Air freightFor urgent industrial equipment, critical spares and sensitive consignments. Days rather than weeks, priced by volumetric weight. It makes complete sense for a part holding up a production line — and none at all for a bedroom.

Full container or shared load?

Aspect Full container Shared load
When it suits you A whole home, a vehicle, or equipment of real volume A small flat, a student’s belongings, or part of a home
Transit Shorter — no waiting for a load to fill Longer — consolidation before sailing and deconsolidation after
The customs file Yours alone — faster to process and clearer on the inventory A container holding several files — and one late file can hold the container
Cost A fixed rate — better value the closer you get to filling it Per cubic metre — better value for small volumes only
A Germany-specific consideration when choosing shared
Because the German file is examined closely, a shared container carries an extra risk: another party’s late file can affect when the container is stripped. We tell you that plainly so you can compare — we reduce the exposure by preparing in advance, but we do not promise what we do not fully control.

German cities we cover

Door delivery across every German state.

Berlin
Munich
Frankfurt
Hamburg
Cologne
Stuttgart
Düsseldorf
Dortmund
Essen
Leipzig
Bremen
Hanover
Nuremberg
Dresden
Bonn
Mannheim

Shipping prices from Saudi Arabia to Germany

Indicative figures following sea-freight pricing logic — the final quote is built on the survey.

Shipment type Price range Unit and notes
Shared load (LCL) Request a quote — set by survey Per cubic metre with a minimum
20ft container Request a quote — set by survey Suits a mid-sized flat, or a vehicle with belongings
40ft container Request a quote — set by survey Suits a full house, or two vehicles
Car shipping Request a quote — set by survey Inside a closed container — excluding German technical approval and registration
Air freight Request a quote — set by survey By volumetric weight — for urgent and sensitive equipment

And to repeat the point above: the relief lifts duty and import tax from you, it does not lift port, handling, clearance or inland delivery charges. We give you a price to your door and state plainly what sits outside it — including vehicle tax and technical approval where your shipment includes a car.

What actually sets your price?

Volume, not weightSea freight is priced by cubic metre. A light sofa takes more room than a heavy box of books — and the invoice follows the room.
Origin cityInland haulage to the export port is a real line item, and Jeddah is closer to the port than Riyadh.
Where you are in GermanyHamburg to Munich is hundreds of kilometres by road — the south costs more to deliver to than the north.
Service levelDismantling, packing and reassembly, or delivery to the door? The difference is in labour, not freight.
Number of timber cratesA distinctly German line item: treated, stamped timber costs more, but the alternative is refusal on the quay.
Inventory accuracyIt does not change the freight rate — it changes standing time, and standing time has a daily meter.

Documents required for shipping to Germany

The shipment file, and the removal goods file.

Documents required for shipping from Saudi Arabia to Germany and the customs declaration
A written customs declaration with its supporting documents — not a verbal statement at the counter.
The shipment fileBill of lading · packing list and detailed inventory · proof of identity · shipper and consignee details with the delivery address · timber treatment certificates · commercial invoice for cargo.
The removal goods fileThe dedicated customs declaration · passport and visa or residence permit · proof of your previous residence outside the Union · proof of your German address · employment contract or university admission · full vehicle details where applicable.
The document that gets asked for and nobody expects
Proof of your previous residence outside the Union. People prepare everything about Germany and forget to evidence where they were before it. An employer letter, a tenancy agreement or utility bills covering the required period are generally accepted — but obtaining them after you have left is far harder than before. That is why we ask for it on the first call.

Customs clearance and port standing charges

We handle clearance at both ends. And our real job here is not completing the procedure — it is preventing the delay before it starts.

A container landing at Hamburg or Bremerhaven gets a limited free period, after which a daily charge begins for it remaining in the terminal, and another for late return to the line. In ports of that scale, both accumulate quickly.

German precision cuts both ways
Procedures here are organised, clear and unforgiving of improvisation — an advantage to anyone whose file is ready and a problem for anyone whose file is not. A complete file moves with striking ease; an incomplete one waits until it is complete, with no allowances made. Which is why we would rather delay sailing by two days than sail with a file that is short — two days in the warehouse costs less than a week in the terminal.

Prohibited and restricted items

  • ▸ Flammables and pressurised goods: aerosols, paints, solvents, fuel and gas — excluded entirely.
  • ▸ Alcohol and tobacco: outside the removal goods relief, with their own excise regime.
  • ▸ Food and animal or plant products: tightly restricted under European sanitary and phytosanitary controls.
  • ▸ Plants, seeds and soil: effectively prohibited, and soil residue on garden tools triggers inspection.
  • ▸ Weapons, ammunition and replicas: including souvenir pieces — treatment is extremely strict.
  • ▸ Counterfeits and IP infringements: seized and a case opened — European enforcement is active.
  • ▸ Untreated timber: every crate and pallet needs approved treatment and marking — no latitude on this point.
  • ▸ Unapproved radio equipment: some devices require conformity with European standards.

Packing for a climate unlike your own

The shipment travels from a hot, dry climate into a cold, damp one, and spends weeks in salt-laden air. That swing — not the voyage itself — is what damages wooden furniture in particular.

Moisture controlBarrier covers and desiccant inside the container — necessary on a route that crosses the North Sea.
Treated timber cratesApproved treatment and marking — a condition of entry rather than a choice, and we apply it to every crate.
Glass and mirrorsLined crates, not cardboard. Glass breaks from repeated vibration rather than a single impact.
AppliancesFully drained with moving parts secured — a washing machine needs its drum locked.
Industrial equipmentCalculated bracing, corrosion protection and photographic documentation — a frequent consignment on this lane.
Bracing inside the containerStraps and dunnage to stop movement — and the North Sea in winter genuinely tests that.

Insuring the shipment

On a voyage of over a month with transhipment along the way, we do not regard insurance as optional. We provide declared-value cover built on your own inventory — which is exactly why we insist on a detailed, photographed one: it makes any claim provable rather than debatable.

And we say plainly that cover typically excludes anything not professionally packed and anything not listed. The item you slipped into a box yourself at the last minute may fall outside cover — and may hold up the customs file too, because it is not on the list.

Inland delivery after the port

  • ▸ Low-emission zones: many city centres restrict vehicle entry by emissions class — arranged in advance, not on delivery day.
  • ▸ Narrow streets and old quarters: no access for a container lorry, so we tranship to a smaller vehicle from a nearby depot.
  • ▸ A parking permit outside the building: routine in German cities and applied for well ahead of the slot.
  • ▸ Upper floors with no lift: common in older buildings and may call for an external hoist — costed in advance once we ask about the floor.
  • ▸ Precise timing: keeping to the appointed hour is a working norm here rather than a courtesy — we keep to it and flag any change immediately.

The reverse direction — Germany to Saudi Arabia

A very active lane in both directions. The dominant traffic out of Germany is industrial equipment, machinery and spare parts, alongside the effects of people returning after study or work.

Industrial equipment brings its own considerations: certificates of origin and conformity, industrial packing, and sometimes out-of-gauge consignments needing special containers. It is an area we work in regularly on this lane specifically.

How to choose a shipping company to Germany

“What does the relief not cover?”Anyone answering “everything is exempt” does not know the file. The right answer mentions excise duties, vehicle tax and port charges.
“What is my car’s technical route?”Ask about certificate of conformity versus individual approval for your model — the gap between them is weeks and real money.
“Are the timber crates treated and stamped?”It sounds technical and is in fact a question about whether your shipment will be accepted at all.
“Is the price inclusive of delivery to my door?”Ask for what is in and what is out, in writing. Second invoices are born here.
“What is the voyage number and sailing date?”“Next week” is not scheduling. Ask for a number and a date in writing.
“Who carries the standing charges?”If clearance is delayed through the company’s fault — who pays? The question exposes seriousness immediately.

Our written guarantees

An explicit statement of what relief excludesWritten into your quote before booking — no surprises after arrival.
A voyage number and sailing dateIn writing — not a verbal promise and not “soon”.
Treated and stamped cratingOn every crate we build — with the certificates in your file.
A logged sealPhotographed, its number handed to you, opened only in front of you or someone you authorise.
An inventory that works as a customs documentA copy in your hands before sailing, at a level of detail the customs office accepts.
One point of contact to the endOne person following your file from survey to the last piece reassembled.

How to lower the cost of your shipment

  • ▸ Settle your eligibility first. No discount matches what correct relief saves on a shipment the size of a house and a vehicle.
  • ▸ Ask about your car’s route before shipping it. You may find the approval and modification costs exceed the vehicle’s own value — and selling it here is the better answer.
  • ▸ Sort before you pack. What you will not use is not worth crossing the seas. Every cubic metre has a price.
  • ▸ Allow full dismantling. It cuts volume appreciably, and volume is the invoice.
  • ▸ Work out the break-even. A full container may beat a large shared load — ask for both figures.
  • ▸ Book early. German lanes are busy, and early booking buys wider sailing options and calmer rates.
  • ▸ Get the file ready early. In Germany specifically, a complete file saves more than any negotiation on rate.

When do rates rise and transits lengthen?

Period What happens
Summer Peak family relocation — pressure on containers and packing crews alike.
Start of the university term A wave of student and researcher shipments — book well ahead.
North Sea winter Weather can delay arrival by days — we build it into the schedule.
Disruption on sea lanes Rerouting lengthens transit and moves rates — we tell you as soon as we know.
Holidays Port and customs closures at either end add days to the schedule.

How we work: five steps

1Survey and assessmentVolume, relief conditions and the vehicle route all reviewed in one visit.
2A written quoteAn inclusive price, a voyage number, a sailing date, and a statement of what relief excludes.
3File preparation and packingDocuments completed, then dismantling, packing, treated crating and the photographic inventory.
4Sailing and trackingRegular position updates and early warning before arrival so delivery can be arranged.
5Clearance, delivery, reassemblyDeclaration filed, then delivery to your door, reassembly, and the inventory checked with you.

Five recurring mistakes — all avoidable

  • ▸ Reading “exempt” as “free”. The commonest mistake here — and the one that leaves a client budgeting short from day one.
  • ▸ Shipping a differently specified car without asking. It can turn into individual approval and modifications costing more than the vehicle.
  • ▸ Untreated timber in the packing. There is no latitude on this, and it means the shipment stops on the quay.
  • ▸ A generic inventory with no detail. It passes elsewhere and stops here. And stopping has a daily meter.
  • ▸ Forgetting proof of previous residence outside the Union. Easy to obtain before you leave, and very hard afterwards.

Why Tiger Cargo Express?

Because we do not sell you the word “exempt” and then leave you with the invoices. We give you a full map of what you will pay: what the relief lifts, what remains due, and what is an operating charge with no connection to relief at all.

In a market competing over who promises most, we compete over who explains most. Because a client who knew their real number before booking does not come back with a complaint after arrival.

Frequently asked questions about shipping from Saudi Arabia to Germany

How long does a shipment from Saudi Arabia to Germany take?Four to six weeks by sea depending on the service, transhipment and arrival port. A few days by air. We give you a specific voyage number and sailing date in the quote rather than an estimate.
Is used furniture exempt from duty in Germany?It can enter under removal goods relief subject to conditions: twelve continuous months of normal residence outside the Union, an actual move of residence to Germany, and prior ownership and use in household quantities. A dedicated customs declaration is filed with its supporting documents. We review your eligibility before booking.
If the furniture is exempt, what will I pay?You pay the freight itself, port, handling and clearance charges, and inland delivery to your door. Still due: excise duties on goods subject to them, and vehicle tax if your shipment includes a car. We set all of that out clearly in the quote.
My car entered duty-free — why have I been sent a tax bill?Because the relief covers customs duty and import tax at entry, whereas vehicle tax is a domestic annual tax due on any vehicle registered in Germany regardless of how it arrived. It continues for as long as the vehicle is in your name.
Will my Gulf-spec car be accepted?If the model has a European certificate of conformity the route is relatively straightforward. If it is built to a different market’s specification it may go to individual approval, possibly with modifications. We ask for the model and year before booking, because the answer may change your decision entirely.
Do I need an environmental sticker for my car?Many German cities operate low-emission zones in their centres, entry to which requires a sticker granted by emissions class. An older vehicle may not qualify for the class required — which is worth asking about before shipping it, not after.
What are these treated timber crates and why am I paying for them?Timber entering the European Union requires approved treatment and marking to prevent pest transfer. Untreated wood is a direct cause of a shipment being held. So the extra cost here is not an upgrade but a condition of entry — and we apply it to every crate.
Hamburg or Bremerhaven — which is better for me?Hamburg is the default for most destinations given the breadth of its services; Bremerhaven suits the north-west and shipments including a vehicle. For southern cities we sometimes cost a route through another European port with road haulage, and show you the figures rather than assume.
Can I sell the furniture after it arrives?Goods admitted under relief are subject to a time restriction on being sold, lent, pledged or hired out, and require prior notification to the competent authority within that period. Many people miss it, assuming the file closed at delivery.
What are the standing charges at the port?The port allows a limited free period starting from discharge rather than from your notification, after which a daily charge applies for the container remaining and another for late return to the line. We complete the file before sailing to avoid it entirely.
Do you handle embassy and consulate shipments?Yes — an independent category with its own route and documents, set out in a dedicated section above. We work with foreign missions in the Kingdom and Saudi missions in Germany, with discretion in handling and precision in documentation.
Do you ship from Germany to Saudi Arabia?Yes, on the same services and transit times, and the lane is very active in both directions. The dominant traffic is industrial equipment, machinery and spares alongside returnees’ effects. Equipment brings its own certificate and packing considerations — we review them with you before loading.

In summary

Shipping from Saudi Arabia to Germany runs through a system that is orderly and clear — it rewards anyone whose file is ready and makes no allowances for anyone whose file is not. Three things matter here: a precise understanding of the limits of the relief, an inventory and packing the customs office will accept, and a clear route for your vehicle before you ship it. Tiger Cargo Express gives you all three in writing before you ship.

Send your shipment details — approximate volume, origin city, your German city, and whether a vehicle is included and which model — and we reply with a detailed quote within 60 minutes. 0506688227

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