Sea cargo arrival-manifest reporting requires movement-specific cargo, shipment, transport, goods and container particulars under Form VIA. Form VIA prescribes arrival-manifest reporting for sea cargo to be landed for home clearance, domestic or foreign transhipment, and for domestic or ... Summary
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Sea Cargo Manifest and Transhipment Regulations, 2018
Sea cargo arrival-manifest reporting requires movement-specific cargo, shipment, transport, goods and container particulars under Form VIA.
Form VIA prescribes arrival-manifest reporting for sea cargo to be landed for home clearance, domestic or foreign transhipment, and for domestic or foreign transit cargo remaining on board. It requires cargo details in port-of-loading order, covering vessel and bill-of-lading particulars, parties to the shipment, cargo movement and transport route, goods description, classification, packaging, weight, value, shipping-line and bond particulars. Separate container reporting includes manifest references, container and seal numbers, agent code, status, weight and ISO code.
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