Courier import clearance requires prescribed entries, examination, and timely disposal or permitted return of uncleared goods.

Courier import clearance requires prescribed arrival statements and Courier Bills of Entry, with all imported goods presented for examination and assessment. A regular bill of entry is mandatory for specified exemption, licence-based, related-party, officer-directed, and higher-value imports. Goods uncleared after thirty days may be detained and sold or disposed of after notice, with storage and holding charges payable by the authorised courier. Re-export or return to sender may be requested after fifteen days if goods are not prohibited or restricted and no enforcement proceedings have begun.

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