Export Procedure

A B/L is issued by the carrier or their agent to the shipper or their agent in exchange for the receipt of the cargo. It’s the proof that the carrier has received the goods from the shipper or their agent in apparent good order and condition. Bill of Lading is issued by the shipping company. It can be used as the proof of shipment for customs and insurance companies. It can be delivered to the bank as a proof, so that the seller can execute the letter of credit. It may also be sent to the buyer, so that he can pay off the contract.

A document required by the authorities in an importing country to prove the origin of the goods. A CO is valid for one year from the date of issuance. This CO is applied to Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam. Other pre-requisites include: Registration Form, Trade Operator Registration Form or Trade qualification certificate, Organization Code Certificate, A Power of Attorney (if).

A support document for the request of Certification of eligibiligy to rice export business

A support document for the request of Certification of eligibiligy to rice export business

Certification of eligibiligy to rice export business

Import licenses under the quotas for sugar products, salt, tobacco materials, poultry eggs

Application form for submission to the competent quarantine agencies in order to ask for quarantine import/export goods

Quarantine applicant form for submission to the competent quarantine agencies for approval of quarantine before package arrives at the border gate

The imported products must be inspected for quarantine and hygiene standards by the competent quarantine agencies. QC is requested for Customs clearance.

Customs procedures applied to exported/imported goods on an all-inclusive declaration