Sea-to-sea cargo transshipment module in ICES enables declaration of destination port and issuance of a transshipment permit. The ICES sea-to-sea transshipment module requires declaration of Destination Port and CFS in the IGM, submission of a Transshipment Permit request at the Gateway Port Service Centre, ICES Primary validation, and Customs approval producing a unique TP number. The system validates consistency with IGM lines, bond/BG and PLA sufficiency, restricts post-approval amendments, debits bond/BG and TP fees upon approval, and marks IGM/container records to permit BE processing at the Destination Port.
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Sea-to-sea cargo transshipment module in ICES enables declaration of destination port and issuance of a transshipment permit.
The ICES sea-to-sea transshipment module requires declaration of Destination Port and CFS in the IGM, submission of a Transshipment Permit request at the Gateway Port Service Centre, ICES Primary validation, and Customs approval producing a unique TP number. The system validates consistency with IGM lines, bond/BG and PLA sufficiency, restricts post-approval amendments, debits bond/BG and TP fees upon approval, and marks IGM/container records to permit BE processing at the Destination Port.
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