Postal import entry requires parcel declarations, electronic parcel lists, and Postal Bills of Import for non-personal goods. Postal parcel declarations in Form CN 22, Form CN 23 or Form CP 72, stating the goods' description, quantity and value, are treated as import entries at ... Summary
Postal import entry requires parcel declarations, electronic parcel lists, and Postal Bills of Import for non-personal goods.
Postal parcel declarations in Form CN 22, Form CN 23 or Form CP 72, stating the goods' description, quantity and value, are treated as import entries at the relevant Foreign Post Office. The Postal Authority must electronically submit a Form-I parcel list and the relevant parcels to Customs on the day of arrival. Importers or authorised agents must electronically file a Postal Bill of Import in Form-II for Non-Personal Imported goods.
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