Departure manifest reporting requires category-specific vessel, cargo, party, transport, container and bond particulars for sea-carried goods. Form VIIB prescribes departure-manifest reporting for imported, export and coastal goods loaded at a port or remaining on board from previous ports. It ... Summary
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Sea Cargo Manifest and Transhipment Regulations, 2018
Departure manifest reporting requires category-specific vessel, cargo, party, transport, container and bond particulars for sea-carried goods.
Form VIIB prescribes departure-manifest reporting for imported, export and coastal goods loaded at a port or remaining on board from previous ports. It requires vessel and voyage identifiers and category-specific cargo particulars. Imported-goods reporting includes manifest and bill-of-lading references, party details, cargo-movement classification, port of entry, destination, transport sequence, goods and container details, value, and bond particulars. Export and coastal-goods reporting requires corresponding party, carriage, goods, package, container, destination and value details, with a shipping-line bond number for coastal goods transiting through a designated foreign route.
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