Customs general declaration requires sea carriers to provide ship, agent, crew, passenger, tonnage, and arrival particulars. Customs General Declaration Form III prescribes particulars to be furnished for a ship's arrival, including the shipping line or agent, authorised sea ... Summary
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Sea Cargo Manifest and Transhipment Regulations, 2018
Customs general declaration requires sea carriers to provide ship, agent, crew, passenger, tonnage, and arrival particulars.
Customs General Declaration Form III prescribes particulars to be furnished for a ship's arrival, including the shipping line or agent, authorised sea carrier code, ship details, port and expected arrival time, nationality, master, registry certificate, and ship's agent. It also requires disclosure of gross and net tonnage, crew numbers, crew list, passenger numbers, and passenger list.
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