Courier document clearance requires consignee authorisation and declarations that consignments have no commercial value or restricted goods. Courier Bill of Entry-III requires an authorised courier to provide shipment and consignment particulars and declare authority from each consignee to act ... Summary
Courier Imports and Exports (Clearance) Regulations, 1998
Courier document clearance requires consignee authorisation and declarations that consignments have no commercial value or restricted goods.
Courier Bill of Entry-III requires an authorised courier to provide shipment and consignment particulars and declare authority from each consignee to act as clearance agent. The courier must certify that the consignments contain only documents of no commercial value and do not include duty-liable, prohibited or restricted goods. The prescribed fields include signatures for audit, assessment and customs-charge clearance.
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