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of <h1>Customs Clearance Process: Bill of Entry Verification, Risk Management System Check, and 'Out of Charge' Order for Imports</h1> The Customs clearance process for imported goods requires compliance with specific formalities, including presenting a Bill of Entry with details like description, value, and tariff heading, which is verified by Customs officers. Goods are typically examined post-declaration to confirm details unless discrepancies arise. The Risk Management System determines the facilitation level for examination. If no issues are found, an 'Out of Charge' order is issued, allowing clearance. For exports, a Shipping Bill and related documents must be submitted, verified, and examined, if necessary, before a 'Let Export Order' is granted, enabling the goods' export.
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