Customs infrastructure classification distinguishes ICD, CFS and AFS and dictates where customs processing and cargo examination occur. An ICD is a self-contained customs station where filing of manifests, Bills of Entry, Shipping Bills, assessment, examination and clearance activities ... Summary
Customs infrastructure classification distinguishes ICD, CFS and AFS and dictates where customs processing and cargo examination occur.
An ICD is a self-contained customs station where filing of manifests, Bills of Entry, Shipping Bills, assessment, examination and clearance activities occur under customs control; a CFS is a customs area notified within a Commissioner's jurisdiction that performs handling, stuffing/de stuffing and examination while processing and assessment are carried out at the parent customs office; an AFS is an off airport facility for air cargo handling and temporary storage. Key terminal components-rail siding, container yard, warehouse and gate complex-support stacking, transfer, storage, examination and regulatory entry/exit controls.
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