Entry Inwards procedure at Paradip Port now allows earlier customs approval to reduce delay before cargo unloading after berthing. Customs procedure at Paradip Port now delinks Entry Inwards from physical boarding of the vessel to reduce delay between berthing and cargo discharge. After pilot boarding at the pilot station, the Port Traffic Control Room must record and electronically communicate vessel arrival to Customs, while vessel or steamer agents must submit arrival information and relevant documents. This enables Customs to grant Entry Inwards at the reporting stage so unloading can begin immediately after berthing. Boarding Officers must still complete verification and checks after berthing and may act on any variation, shortcoming, or misdeclaration.
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Entry Inwards procedure at Paradip Port now allows earlier customs approval to reduce delay before cargo unloading after berthing.
Customs procedure at Paradip Port now delinks Entry Inwards from physical boarding of the vessel to reduce delay between berthing and cargo discharge. After pilot boarding at the pilot station, the Port Traffic Control Room must record and electronically communicate vessel arrival to Customs, while vessel or steamer agents must submit arrival information and relevant documents. This enables Customs to grant Entry Inwards at the reporting stage so unloading can begin immediately after berthing. Boarding Officers must still complete verification and checks after berthing and may act on any variation, shortcoming, or misdeclaration.
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