Gas cylinder imports require PESO license, 48 hour port arrival notice, and Customs permission before landing and unloading. Importers must hold a valid PESO licence at the time of import for filled or intended to be filled gas cylinders; valves and LPG regulators require approval or licence. Shipping lines or agents must give the Conservator of the Port at least forty eight hours' notice and deliver the Form A declaration to be forwarded to the Commissioner of Customs. Importers must produce their import licence to the Commissioner of Customs before clearance, and no cylinder, valve or LPG regulator may be landed without the Commissioner's permission.
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Gas cylinder imports require PESO license, 48 hour port arrival notice, and Customs permission before landing and unloading.
Importers must hold a valid PESO licence at the time of import for filled or intended to be filled gas cylinders; valves and LPG regulators require approval or licence. Shipping lines or agents must give the Conservator of the Port at least forty eight hours' notice and deliver the Form A declaration to be forwarded to the Commissioner of Customs. Importers must produce their import licence to the Commissioner of Customs before clearance, and no cylinder, valve or LPG regulator may be landed without the Commissioner's permission.
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