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Exporters at Non-EDI Customs locations must furnish physical Export Declaration Forms (EDFs) specifying the full export value at the time of export. Customs Commissioners must ensure that EDFs are authenticated by the specified authority and forwarded to the Authorised Dealer named in the form. Wherever practicable, transmission must occur electronically from a single official Government email address to reduce misuse and forged-document risks, with internal records maintained for all authenticated and forwarded EDFs. EDI-port EDFs remain deemed submitted with the Shipping Bill. Non-EDI locations must implement this mechanism from 1 October 2026.
Exporters at Non-EDI Customs locations must furnish physical Export Declaration Forms (EDFs) specifying the full export value at the time of export. Customs Commissioners must ensure that EDFs are authenticated by the specified authority and forwarded to the Authorised Dealer named in the form. Wherever practicable, transmission must occur electronically from a single official Government email address to reduce misuse and forged-document risks, with internal records maintained for all authenticated and forwarded EDFs. EDI-port EDFs remain deemed submitted with the Shipping Bill. Non-EDI locations must implement this mechanism from 1 October 2026.
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