How to handle container import customs clearance at Manila Port in the Philippines?
As the main port of the country, the Port of Manila in the Philippines undertakes a large number of international cargo transportation tasks, of which container import customs clearance is an important business. For readers who are handling this business for the first time, this article will introduce in detail how to handle container import customs clearance at the Port of Manila.
Places that should be paid attention to in customs clearance of imported goods at the Port of Manila in the Philippines:
1. Coatings, cosmetics, old mechanical and electrical products and other products should go through the procedures before delivery.
2. The import customs code of the product should be correct.
3. The declaration should be declared according to the actual situation, and the invoice should not be changed casually.
4. The weight and volume should be confirmed with foreign countries, and no mistakes should be made.
5. The goods are clearly displayed on the outside of the package, which is convenient for the customs to check the goods.
6. The wooden packaging must be fumigated, otherwise the packaging may be destroyed.
7. The documents must be consistent with the goods, and the documents must also be consistent with the documents.
8. Foreign documents for forensic inspection products must be mentioned by the Commodity Inspection Bureau.
What information is required for import customs clearance at the Port of Manila in the Philippines?
1. Packing lists, invoices, contracts.
2. Shipping or bill of lading and arrival notice, telegraphic release guarantee.
3. ** Power of attorney for customs declaration.
4. Ten declaration elements and customs commodity inspection**.
5. Blank stamping paper.
About the usual operation process of import customs declaration at the port of Manila in the Philippines:
1. Delivery by foreign merchants.
2. Ship to domestic terminals.
3. Go to the shipping company to change the order.
4. Do inspection and customs declaration materials.
5. Inspection and customs declaration.
6. Accepted by customs.
7. Customs price review.
8. Tax bill.
9. Pay taxes. 10. Dock pick-up.
11. Customs inspection (not necessarily, to see if the system is drawn).
12. Smooth customs clearance, release, transportation to the designated place, customer unloading, return to the wharf.
13. Follow-up document sorting, management, and domestic delivery.
14. Confirm whether the local customs need to inspect and whether the local epidemic prevention requirements need to disinfect the goods.
Import customs clearance process at Manila Port in the Philippines:
1.The customer sends the goods to the airport and provides the prepared product information (invoice, packing list) and air waybill.
2.Our company arranges import replacement.
3.Customs electronic declaration - computer pre-recording, document review, sending, contact with the customs for release.
4.Inspection declaration - after the electronic declaration is released, the customs clearance form or commodity inspection form will be issued.
5.Customs declaration – submission of documents.
6.Tax payment - the customs examination price is levied according to the tax rate under the corresponding code of the goods.
7.Inspections (if deemed necessary by customs).
8.Release – Customs releases the goods according to their condition.
9.Pick-up – After release, pick-up can be arranged, and transportation can be arranged.
In short, handling the container import customs clearance business in Manila Port in the Philippines requires the cargo owner to fully understand the customs laws and regulations, prepare complete documents, actively cooperate with the customs inspection, and handle the delivery procedures in a timely manner. Only in this way can we ensure the smooth customs clearance of goods and escort international business.