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Section 49 storage facilitation for imported air cargo requires...

Section 49 storage facilitation requires early importer notice, expedited decisions, and verified detention or demurrage waiver certificates.

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Customs September 10, 2026 Circulars
Section 49 storage facilitation for imported air cargo requires prompt written or email notice to importers when clearance is delayed by Customs or statutory processes, followed by custodial reminders where goods remain uncleared. Complete storage applications should ordinarily be decided within three working days; where another statutory authority is consulted, the request may be determined on merits after the prescribed response period, subject to revenue, security and regulatory considerations. Detention or demurrage waiver certificates may be issued only where legally admissible and after verification, specifying the attributable period, reasons, relevant status and reference number. These measures create no automatic right to storage permission or waiver, and procedures for disposal of uncleared goods remain unaffected.

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