Coastal cargo exemption requires arrival and departure manifests on EXIM berths; other coastal filings and MOT charges waived. Vessels carrying exclusively coastal goods are exempt from filing Bills of Coastal Goods, port clearance, and shipping bills for ship stores, but when operating from berths used by import/export vessels they must file arrival and departure cargo manifests; MOT charges are waived and authorized preventive officers may conduct random checks to verify no import or export goods are loaded.
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Coastal cargo exemption requires arrival and departure manifests on EXIM berths; other coastal filings and MOT charges waived.
Vessels carrying exclusively coastal goods are exempt from filing Bills of Coastal Goods, port clearance, and shipping bills for ship stores, but when operating from berths used by import/export vessels they must file arrival and departure cargo manifests; MOT charges are waived and authorized preventive officers may conduct random checks to verify no import or export goods are loaded.
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