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Information provided here describes about documents required\u00a0 in importing country which need to be submitted with customs officials\u00a0 for the clearance process.<\/p>\n
The documents required\u00a0 in importing country to take delivery of imported cargo is based on the product importing, multilateral trade agreements, bilateral or unilateral trade agreements, and other trade policies of Importing country government.\u00a0 The import documents required in Importing country also depends up on the nature of goods importing (General goods, Personal effects, Dangerous goods, Livestock etc.) ,regular trade policy of Importing country Government,\u00a0 specific goods importing to Importing country (Arms and ammunition, health products, food products, chemicals etc.)<\/p>\n
However, the following documents required to import goods to Importing country in general:<\/p>\n
Import Customs clearance documents required in Importing country<\/p>\n
Customs Entry document: (specified by Importing country customs) prepared by importer\u2019s customs broker or Importer<\/p>\n
Customs bond if applicable for specific goods importing to Importing country or to claim import benefits from Importing country government<\/p>\n
Legal Undertaking (LUT) if applicable to claim import benefits from Importing country government or to import specific products<\/p>\n
Customs declarations wherever applicable:\u00a0 Importing country import customs clearance declarations as per specified format of importing country\u2019s government.<\/p>\n
Import License if applicable to be obtained from government agency of Importing country.<\/p>\n
Insurance Certificate issued by the government authorized insurance service provider<\/p>\n
Certificates of Inspection if applicable:\u00a0 Some of the importers demands exporter (seller) through LC or Purchase order to inspect export goods to Importing country by an internationally recognized inspection agency like SGS, BVQI, or other Quality inspecting agency. etc.<\/p>\n
ATA CARNET\/Temporary shipment certificate if applicable<\/p>\n
Purchase order or Letter of Credit between Importing country importer and overseas supplier of goods.<\/p>\n
Commercial Invoice cum packing list issued by seller of goods<\/p>\n
Certificate of Origin issued by competent authority of origin country of goods.<\/p>\n
Certificate of Analysis if applicable.\u00a0 The buyer may insist the seller to enclose certificate of analysis about the goods.\u00a0 The same certificate helps Importing country customs authorities to confirm the product imported to Importing country.<\/p>\n
Certificate of Free Sale if applicable.\u00a0 If goods are not commercially involved, a certificate of sale is attached by exporter along with goods dispatched.<\/p>\n
Weight Certificate if applicable.\u00a0\u00a0 Weight certificate issued by exporter is required at various circumstances like satiability of flight, satiability of vessel, International road safety rules, import or export duty calculation, claiming export\/import benefits from government etc.<\/p>\n
Consular Invoiceif applicable:\u00a0 Some of the importing countries insists embassy attested documents which is mandatory at importing country to customs clear goods.<\/p>\n
Documents required for customs in Importing country for specific products<\/p>\n
Health Certificate if applicable<\/p>\n
Ingredients Certificate if applicable<\/p>\n
Inspection Certificate if applicable<\/p>\n
Pre-Shipment Inspection certificate if applicable<\/p>\n
Phytosanitary Certificate\/quarantine certificate if applicable<\/p>\n
Radiation Certificate if applicable<\/p>\n
Electronic Export Information if applicable<\/p>\n
Certificate of Health or Sanitation if applicable<\/p>\n
Generic Certificate of Origin if applicable<\/p>\n
Dangerous Goods Certificate if applicable<\/p>\n
Fisheries Certificate if applicable<\/p>\n
Fumigation Certificate if applicable<\/p>\n
Halal Certificate if applicable<\/p>\n
Dock Receipt and Warehouse Receipt if applicable<\/p>\n
ISPM 15 (Wood Packaging) Marking certificate if applicable<\/p>\n
Product manual or Product catalogue if applicable<\/p>\n
Certified Engineer’s Report if applicable<\/p>\n
Chartered engineer\u2019s certificate if applicable<\/p>\n
Product specification certificate<\/p>\n
Other specified documents if applicable<\/p>\n
Bank Import documents in Importing country<\/p>\n
Bill of Exchange<\/p>\n
Purchase order or Letter of Credit<\/p>\n
Commercial Invoice cum packing list<\/p>\n
Pro forma Invoice<\/p>\n
Certificate of Origin<\/p>\n
Insurance Certificate<\/p>\n
Certificates of Inspection if applicable<\/p>\n
Electronic Export Information if applicable<\/p>\n
Certificate of Health or Sanitation if applicable<\/p>\n
Other specified documents if applicable<\/p>\n
This post explains about various documents required to be submitted with the Importing country\u2019s Customs Authority in order to obtain clearance of the consignment and subsequently move it out of the port of Importing country Customs.<\/p>\n\n\n