Courier clearance eligibility excludes regulated, high-risk and export-incentivised goods while permitting specified gems and jewellery consignments. Courier clearance procedures govern commercially carried goods handled by authorised couriers, subject to specified customs locations and an ... Summary
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Courier clearance eligibility excludes regulated, high-risk and export-incentivised goods while permitting specified gems and jewellery consignments.
Courier clearance procedures govern commercially carried goods handled by authorised couriers, subject to specified customs locations and an individual-package weight limit. They exclude goods requiring separate statutory conditions, testing, expert or statutory reference, including animals, plants, perishables, incorrect-boundary maps, and precious materials. Excluded exports include dutiable goods, drawback claims, and goods under duty exemption or export-promotion schemes, as well as goods for which a prescribed shipping bill or bill of export is directed. A specified exception covers eligible gems and jewellery imports and exports, subject to the applicable consignment-value condition.
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