Processing of Customs Transit Declaration (CTD) for transit of Nepal bound import containers in Indian Customs Electronic Data Interchange(EDI) System (ICES)
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Customs Transit Declarations for Nepal-bound containers must be filed and processed online in ICES with specified documentary and security requirements. CTDs for Nepal-bound import containers must be filed and processed online in ICES (effective 18.09.2020). Shipping lines/agents must register in ICES and declare Nepal transit cargo. Nepalese importers or authorised brokers submit a prescribed Data Sheet at the Service Centre for CTD creation; mandatory documents (LOA, Invoice, Packing List, Certificate of Origin, CGN-attested certificate or authenticated LC) must be presented to the Nepal Bhutan Unit. For non-sensitive goods a binding undertaking secures potential payment; for sensitive goods insurance or bank guarantee is required. Online verification, endorsement as VERIFIED, sealing at Docks/CFS, and border verification complete the transit process.
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Customs Transit Declarations for Nepal-bound containers must be filed and processed online in ICES with specified documentary and security requirements.
CTDs for Nepal-bound import containers must be filed and processed online in ICES (effective 18.09.2020). Shipping lines/agents must register in ICES and declare Nepal transit cargo. Nepalese importers or authorised brokers submit a prescribed Data Sheet at the Service Centre for CTD creation; mandatory documents (LOA, Invoice, Packing List, Certificate of Origin, CGN-attested certificate or authenticated LC) must be presented to the Nepal Bhutan Unit. For non-sensitive goods a binding undertaking secures potential payment; for sensitive goods insurance or bank guarantee is required. Online verification, endorsement as VERIFIED, sealing at Docks/CFS, and border verification complete the transit process.
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