Export clearance procedures require courier shipping bills and customs inspection before departure for documents and goods. The Authorised Courier must file a Courier Shipping Bill with the proper Customs officer before departure and present export goods for inspection, ... Summary
Export clearance procedures require courier shipping bills and customs inspection before departure for documents and goods.
The Authorised Courier must file a Courier Shipping Bill with the proper Customs officer before departure and present export goods for inspection, examination and assessment; prescribed forms distinguish documents and goods. Certain exports-those from EOUs/STPs/EHTPs, exports under DEEC/EPCG schemes, and exports requiring a licence under the Foreign Trade Act-require regular Shipping Bills processed at the Air Cargo Complex or EOUs/STPs/EHTPs and, with Customs permission, are handed over to a courier agency. Electronic courier declarations use CSB-III for Form G documents and CSB-IV for Form H goods.
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