Customs broker licensing examinations require written and oral clearance, limited attempts, trade-law knowledge, and prescribed language proficiency. Customs broker licence applicants must clear online written and oral examinations, except those who passed equivalent examinations under earlier licensing ... Summary
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Customs broker licensing examinations require written and oral clearance, limited attempts, trade-law knowledge, and prescribed language proficiency.
Customs broker licence applicants must clear online written and oral examinations, except those who passed equivalent examinations under earlier licensing regimes. The written examination is held in the first quarter and successful candidates undertake oral examination in the second quarter. Written-examination appearance counts as an attempt despite later disqualification or cancellation, with a maximum of six attempts. Assessment covers customs clearance, classification, valuation, duty, trade restrictions, bonded goods, export schemes, allied laws, appeals and electronic filing. Applicants and relevant firm personnel must have satisfactory English and local-language knowledge, subject to the specified docks-related relaxation.
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