Transhipment manifest reporting requires authorised carriers to record cargo movement, seals, conveyance, weights and gate timings between ports and customs stations. Transhipment manifest reporting requires an authorised carrier to file departure and arrival manifests in Form VIIIA for imported goods moved between a ... Summary
Transhipment manifest reporting requires authorised carriers to record cargo movement, seals, conveyance, weights and gate timings between ports and customs stations.
Transhipment manifest reporting requires an authorised carrier to file departure and arrival manifests in Form VIIIA for imported goods moved between a port and a Land Customs Station. The manifests identify the carrier and bond, relevant port or station, auto-generated manifest particulars or movement references, goods description, container and customs seal details, conveyance number, destination where applicable, weight particulars for non-containerised cargo, and gate-out or gate-in times. Separate reporting formats apply to port-to-Land Customs Station and Land Customs Station-to-port movements.
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