Postal export declarations require prescribed customs forms and exchange control clearance; prohibited goods prompt detention and adjudication. Postal exports must be accompanied by prescribed customs Declarations and, where applicable, the exchange control P.P. form; an authorised certificate can ... Summary
Postal export declarations require prescribed customs forms and exchange control clearance; prohibited goods prompt detention and adjudication.
Postal exports must be accompanied by prescribed customs Declarations and, where applicable, the exchange control P.P. form; an authorised certificate can exempt the P.P. declaration within permitted limits. Postal authorities must screen consignments for prohibited or restricted goods before presenting them to Customs. Suspected consignments may be detained and opened by Customs in the presence of postal officials; consignments without prohibited or misdeclared contents are re packed and returned, while prohibited, restricted, or intentionally misdeclared consignments are investigated and subjected to adjudication proceedings.
Full Summary is available for active users!
Note: It is a system-generated summary and is for quick reference only.