Courier export clearance requires prescribed declarations, controlled handling of packages, inspection, and timely export to avoid detention charges. Courier export clearance requires an Authorised Courier to file the prescribed export declaration before departure or border crossing and present goods ... Summary
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Courier export clearance requires prescribed declarations, controlled handling of packages, inspection, and timely export to avoid detention charges.
Courier export clearance requires an Authorised Courier to file the prescribed export declaration before departure or border crossing and present goods for inspection, examination and assessment. Courier bags cannot be dealt with after document presentation except under authorised directions, and export packages cannot be opened without permission. Specified exports require processing through the prescribed shipping bill or bill of export procedure at designated export facilities. Goods not exported within the permitted period may be detained and disposed of after notice, with storage and handling charges payable by the courier.
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