Courier import clearance requires prescribed entry filings, controlled handling, official examination, and disposal or return procedures for uncleared goods. Courier imports require prescribed arrival statements, courier bill of entry filings, controlled handling of courier bags, and presentation of all goods ... Summary
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Courier import clearance requires prescribed entry filings, controlled handling, official examination, and disposal or return procedures for uncleared goods.
Courier imports require prescribed arrival statements, courier bill of entry filings, controlled handling of courier bags, and presentation of all goods for examination and assessment. Standard bill of entry forms are mandatory for specified exemption, licence, related-party, directed, and higher-value imports. Goods uncleared after thirty days may be detained and disposed of after notice, with storage and holding charges payable by the authorised courier. After fifteen days, uncleared goods may be re-exported or returned to the sender if they are not prohibited, restricted, or subject to enforcement proceedings.
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