Can chemicals be exported to Vietnam? Of course, yes, as long as the export documents are prepared in advance, the normal customs declaration and export can be sent to Vietnam. The following is a brief introduction to the operation process from domestic chemical products to Vietnam.
Door to door operation process of chemical export to Vietnam by sea:
Prepare documents: Prepare the documents required for export, including contracts, invoices, packing lists, customs declaration powers-of-charge, export goods declaration forms, certificates of origin, dangerous goods packaging performance inspection results, dangerous goods classification appraisal reports, etc.
Customs declaration pre-examination: Submit the customs declaration information to the customs declaration company or freight forwarding company for pre-examination to ensure that the information is accurate.
Customs declaration: Submit the pre-approved customs declaration materials to the customs for formal declaration.
Customs inspection: Customs will conduct inspections based on the customs declaration information, and may conduct on-site inspections if necessary.
Customs release: After the customs inspection is correct, you can obtain the customs declaration release form of the goods.
Cargo transportation: The container can only be loaded after the container is released, and the ship can arrive at the designated port in Vietnam within a few days after the ship leaves.
Customs clearance at the port of destination: After the goods arrive at the port of destination, the port of destination is responsible for customs clearance, and the consignee arranges taxes.
Delivery: After the goods are cleared by Vietnam Customs, the goods will be delivered to the address specified by the consignee.
Elements of customs declaration for chemical products by sea:
Description of goods: Accurately describe the name, nature, use and other information of the goods to ensure that they are consistent with the actual goods.
Dangerous goods category: According to the classification standards of the United Nations Committee of Experts on the Transport of Dangerous Goods, accurately declare the dangerous goods category to which the goods belong.
Packaging method: declare the packaging method, specification, quantity and other information of the goods to ensure that it complies with the relevant regulations on the packaging of dangerous goods.
Dangerous goods labels: Paste the corresponding dangerous goods labels on the packaging of goods to ensure that the labels are clear and accurate.
Dangerous goods transportation documents: provide dangerous goods classification identification report, dangerous goods packaging performance inspection results and other documents to prove that the goods comply with the relevant provisions of dangerous goods transportation.
Duties and taxes: Duties, VAT and other relevant taxes are correctly calculated and paid in accordance with the customs regulations of the destination country.
Vietnam and China have frequent exchanges, many goods can enjoy preferential tariff policies with FE certificate of origin, it should be noted that Vietnam is not far from China, and the certificate of origin needs to be issued in time for customs clearance at the port of destination.