Courier import clearance requires electronic declarations, customs presentation, and permits re-export of eligible uncleared goods under specified conditions. Authorised Couriers must file the import manifest before arrival and make electronic entry through the applicable Courier Bill of Entry. Imported courier ... Summary
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Courier import clearance requires electronic declarations, customs presentation, and permits re-export of eligible uncleared goods under specified conditions.
Authorised Couriers must file the import manifest before arrival and make electronic entry through the applicable Courier Bill of Entry. Imported courier goods must be presented for customs inspection, screening, examination and assessment, and packages cannot be dealt with or opened except as permitted by customs. Goods uncleared for thirty days may be detained and sold or disposed of after notice, with storage charges payable by the Authorised Courier. Uncleared goods may be re-exported or returned after fifteen days if they are not prohibited or restricted and are not subject to enforcement proceedings.
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