Departure cargo manifest reporting requires cargo, party, bill-of-lading, container and arrival-manifest particulars for imported and export goods. Form VIIA prescribes departure-manifest particulars for imported goods destined for a foreign port and export goods, including cargo loaded at the port or ... Summary
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Sea Cargo Manifest and Transhipment Regulations, 2018
Departure cargo manifest reporting requires cargo, party, bill-of-lading, container and arrival-manifest particulars for imported and export goods.
Form VIIA prescribes departure-manifest particulars for imported goods destined for a foreign port and export goods, including cargo loaded at the port or remaining on board from previous ports. It requires vessel and voyage identification, auto-generated departure-manifest details, cargo linkage to arrival manifests where applicable, bill-of-lading and party particulars, cargo description and codes, container, package, weight, volume and value details. Export entries additionally include shipping-bill, gateway-port, destination-port and destination-country particulars, while container details require seal, agent, status, weight, ISO code and arrival-manifest information.
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