Procedure for a Pilot on Transhipment of Export Cargo from Bangladesh to third countries through Land Customs Stations (LCSs) to Nhava Sheva Port, in containers or closed bodied trucks
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Transhipment procedure for export cargo enables monitored transit via LCSs with ECTS sealing, bill of transshipment and bond safeguards. The pilot permits transhipment of export cargo from Bangladesh through specified LCSs to Nhava Sheva port under Section 54 of the Customs Act. Shipping lines file a Bill of Transshipment in triplicate, procure and record an ECTS seal, and supply a bond equivalent to twice the goods' value. Customs officers verify sealing at LCS, supervise any transfer to Indian conveyances or approved rail operators, and at the port validate seal integrity via the ECTS web application before permitting loading and recording manifest details; trip reports enable crediting or cancellation of bonds and trigger action on unauthorized unsealing.
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Transhipment procedure for export cargo enables monitored transit via LCSs with ECTS sealing, bill of transshipment and bond safeguards.
The pilot permits transhipment of export cargo from Bangladesh through specified LCSs to Nhava Sheva port under Section 54 of the Customs Act. Shipping lines file a Bill of Transshipment in triplicate, procure and record an ECTS seal, and supply a bond equivalent to twice the goods' value. Customs officers verify sealing at LCS, supervise any transfer to Indian conveyances or approved rail operators, and at the port validate seal integrity via the ECTS web application before permitting loading and recording manifest details; trip reports enable crediting or cancellation of bonds and trigger action on unauthorized unsealing.
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