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Singapore Customs is the lead agency on trade facilitation and revenue

enforcement.

DUTIES AND DUTIABLE GOODS FIND MY HARMONISED SYSTEM CODE

REGISTER CLAIMANTS

The Key Personnel of Claimant Organisation needs to register individuals from the Claimant Organisation as Claimants to be declared in the duty exemption and/or GST relief permit applications. Upon successful registration of the Claimants, the Primary Contact listed in your entity’s Customs Account will receive a fax or email

notification.

DUTY FREE CONCESSION AND GST RELIEF PERMIT AND CLEARANCE REQUIREMENTS Permit and Clearance Requirements. As per the existing customs procedures, you are required to obtain the relevant customs permits, where applicable, to import, export or tranship goods via Singapore. You are reminded to comply with the permit conditions stated in the

permits.

TYPES OF EXPORT PERMITS Types of Export Permits. Message Type. Declaration Type. Code. OUT. Direct (with or without Certificate of Origin) - Export locally manufactured goods or local Goods and Services Tax (GST) - Paid goods Re-export goods previously imported and stored in the first Free Trade Zone via a second Free Trade Zone. DRT. AUTHORISE A DECLARING AGENT Authorise a Declaring Agent. The day after the approval of your Inter-Bank GIRO (IBG) application or successful registration of your security with Singapore Customs, the Key Personnel of your entity whose particulars are registered with a Unique Entity Number (UEN) Issuance Agency such as Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority, Registry of Societies etc. or the Authorised Personnel of

EXCHANGE RATES

Exchange Rates. If any component of the customs value is settled in a foreign currency, that value should be converted to Singapore Dollars using the current selling rate of that currency in Singapore, at the time when customs duty or excise duty is paid for the imported goods. STRATEGIC GOODS (CONTROL) ACT Strategic Goods (Control) Act. The Strategic Goods (Control) Act (Chapter 300) is an Act to control the transfer and brokering of strategic goods, strategic goods technology, goods and technology capable of being used to develop, produce, operate, stockpile or acquire weapons capable of causing mass destruction, and missiles capable of delivering such weapons; and for purposes connected

therewith.

SINGAPORE CUSTOMSCONTACT USABOUT USINDIVIDUALSBUSINESSESNEWS AND

MEDIAE-SERVICES

Singapore Customs is the lead agency on trade facilitation and revenue

enforcement.

DUTIES AND DUTIABLE GOODS FIND MY HARMONISED SYSTEM CODE

REGISTER CLAIMANTS

The Key Personnel of Claimant Organisation needs to register individuals from the Claimant Organisation as Claimants to be declared in the duty exemption and/or GST relief permit applications. Upon successful registration of the Claimants, the Primary Contact listed in your entity’s Customs Account will receive a fax or email

notification.

DUTY FREE CONCESSION AND GST RELIEF PERMIT AND CLEARANCE REQUIREMENTS Permit and Clearance Requirements. As per the existing customs procedures, you are required to obtain the relevant customs permits, where applicable, to import, export or tranship goods via Singapore. You are reminded to comply with the permit conditions stated in the

permits.

TYPES OF EXPORT PERMITS Types of Export Permits. Message Type. Declaration Type. Code. OUT. Direct (with or without Certificate of Origin) - Export locally manufactured goods or local Goods and Services Tax (GST) - Paid goods Re-export goods previously imported and stored in the first Free Trade Zone via a second Free Trade Zone. DRT. AUTHORISE A DECLARING AGENT Authorise a Declaring Agent. The day after the approval of your Inter-Bank GIRO (IBG) application or successful registration of your security with Singapore Customs, the Key Personnel of your entity whose particulars are registered with a Unique Entity Number (UEN) Issuance Agency such as Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority, Registry of Societies etc. or the Authorised Personnel of

EXCHANGE RATES

Exchange Rates. If any component of the customs value is settled in a foreign currency, that value should be converted to Singapore Dollars using the current selling rate of that currency in Singapore, at the time when customs duty or excise duty is paid for the imported goods. STRATEGIC GOODS (CONTROL) ACT Strategic Goods (Control) Act. The Strategic Goods (Control) Act (Chapter 300) is an Act to control the transfer and brokering of strategic goods, strategic goods technology, goods and technology capable of being used to develop, produce, operate, stockpile or acquire weapons capable of causing mass destruction, and missiles capable of delivering such weapons; and for purposes connected

therewith.

SINGAPORE CUSTOMS

Singapore Customs is the lead agency on trade facilitation and revenue

enforcement.

DUTIES AND DUTIABLE GOODS Duties & Dutiable Goods. All dutiable goods imported into or manufactured in Singapore are subject to customs duty and/or excise duty. Customs duty is duty levied on goods imported into Singapore, excluding excise duty.Excise duty is duty levied on goods manufactured in, or imported into, Singapore.. The duties are based on ad valorem

or specific rates.

REGISTER CLAIMANTS

The Key Personnel of Claimant Organisation needs to register individuals from the Claimant Organisation as Claimants to be declared in the duty exemption and/or GST relief permit applications. Upon successful registration of the Claimants, the Primary Contact listed in your entity’s Customs Account will receive a fax or email

notification.

DUTY FREE CONCESSION AND GST RELIEF It is the responsibility of travellers to make an accurate and complete declaration of all goods exceeding their duty-free concession and GST relief in their possession, including goods carried for or on behalf of other persons. Those who fail to declare at the Red Channel can be fined and prosecuted in court.

TRADE FIRST

TradeFIRST stands for Trade Facilitation & Integrated Risk-based System. It is an integrated assessment framework that provides a holistic assessment of a company and determines the level of facilitation accorded. The assessment is free and it is mandatory for all companies who wish to apply for a Singapore Customs scheme or

licence.

IMPORTING PERSONAL PETS Importing Personal Pets. Click on the links below to learn more about the importing of personal pets into Singapore: Procedures & Requirements. Importing Personal Pets for Transfer of Residence : Procedures for Personal Pets Imported via Manifested Cargoes.

Procedures for

FLAT RATES FOR FREIGHT & INSURANCE Where the actual freight and insurance charges are not known or not available to the importer. The flat rates for freight and insurance are: Place of Export. Flat Rate for Freight and Insurance. (% of FOB value) Africa, Canada and USA. 24.5%. Europe. 19%. HOW TO APPLY FOR A BACK-TO-BACK PREFERENTIAL CERTIFICATE The back-to-back preferential CO is issued by Singapore Customs for the re-export of goods based on the preferential CO issued by the first exporting party. The goods must be imported into Singapore and meet the conditions for it to be issued. In general, the re-export may be eligible for a back-to-back preferential CO issued under a specific

COURSES & EVENTS

2013. United States Export Control and Related Border Services (EXBS) Industry Outreach Seminar on Strategic Trade Management, 20 Nov 2013, Orchard Hotel. 2012. Joint Outreach Seminar on Strategic Trade Controls, 11 Dec 2012, Concorde Hotel. MANIFEST RECONCILIATION STATEMENT SCHEME The owner, master or agent of the vessel / aircraft is required to submit the Manifest Reconciliation Statement (MRS) to Singapore Customs for sea and air consignments. This is in accordance with Regulations 11 and 12 of the Regulation of Import and Exports

Regulations (RIER).

SINGAPORE CUSTOMSCONTACT USABOUT USINDIVIDUALSBUSINESSESNEWS AND

MEDIAE-SERVICES

Singapore Customs is the lead agency on trade facilitation and revenue

enforcement.

DUTIES AND DUTIABLE GOODS FIND MY HARMONISED SYSTEM CODE TYPES OF IMPORT PERMITS You may also wish to view the complete list of permit declaration types.. TradeNet Unavailability. In the event of TradeNet unavailability announced by Singapore Customs, importers who are unable to obtain an approved Customs permit will be advised to use a Letter of Undertaking to facilitate the clearance of their goods.. The importer should obtain a customs permit for the goods within 3 days DUTY FREE CONCESSION AND GST RELIEF

REGISTER CLAIMANTS

The Key Personnel of Claimant Organisation needs to register individuals from the Claimant Organisation as Claimants to be declared in the duty exemption and/or GST relief permit applications. Upon successful registration of the Claimants, the Primary Contact listed in your entity’s Customs Account will receive a fax or email

notification.

PERMIT AND CLEARANCE REQUIREMENTS Permit and Clearance Requirements. As per the existing customs procedures, you are required to obtain the relevant customs permits, where applicable, to import, export or tranship goods via Singapore. You are reminded to comply with the permit conditions stated in the

permits.

DECLARANT - CUSTOMSDECLARANT SYNONYMDECLARANT HOADECLARANT RIGHTS HOADECLARANT CONTROL PERIODDECLARANT S RIGHTSDECLARANT LEGAL

DEFINITION

Declarant Application Process. The Key Personnel or Authorised Personnel of a DA can register an individual as a Declarant at the point of DA Account application or separately afterwards.. The individual will receive an email requesting him to sign and acknowledge a set of Terms and Conditions for Declarants.The individual must ensure that he understands his roles and responsibilities as a STRATEGIC GOODS (CONTROL) ACT Strategic Goods (Control) Act. The Strategic Goods (Control) Act (Chapter 300) is an Act to control the transfer and brokering of strategic goods, strategic goods technology, goods and technology capable of being used to develop, produce, operate, stockpile or acquire weapons capable of causing mass destruction, and missiles capable of delivering such weapons; and for purposes connected

therewith.

LICENSED WAREHOUSE SCHEME SINGAPORE CUSTOMSCONTACT USABOUT USINDIVIDUALSBUSINESSESNEWS AND

MEDIAE-SERVICES

Singapore Customs is the lead agency on trade facilitation and revenue

enforcement.

DUTIES AND DUTIABLE GOODS FIND MY HARMONISED SYSTEM CODE TYPES OF IMPORT PERMITS You may also wish to view the complete list of permit declaration types.. TradeNet Unavailability. In the event of TradeNet unavailability announced by Singapore Customs, importers who are unable to obtain an approved Customs permit will be advised to use a Letter of Undertaking to facilitate the clearance of their goods.. The importer should obtain a customs permit for the goods within 3 days DUTY FREE CONCESSION AND GST RELIEF

REGISTER CLAIMANTS

The Key Personnel of Claimant Organisation needs to register individuals from the Claimant Organisation as Claimants to be declared in the duty exemption and/or GST relief permit applications. Upon successful registration of the Claimants, the Primary Contact listed in your entity’s Customs Account will receive a fax or email

notification.

PERMIT AND CLEARANCE REQUIREMENTS Permit and Clearance Requirements. As per the existing customs procedures, you are required to obtain the relevant customs permits, where applicable, to import, export or tranship goods via Singapore. You are reminded to comply with the permit conditions stated in the

permits.

DECLARANT - CUSTOMSDECLARANT SYNONYMDECLARANT HOADECLARANT RIGHTS HOADECLARANT CONTROL PERIODDECLARANT S RIGHTSDECLARANT LEGAL

DEFINITION

Declarant Application Process. The Key Personnel or Authorised Personnel of a DA can register an individual as a Declarant at the point of DA Account application or separately afterwards.. The individual will receive an email requesting him to sign and acknowledge a set of Terms and Conditions for Declarants.The individual must ensure that he understands his roles and responsibilities as a STRATEGIC GOODS (CONTROL) ACT Strategic Goods (Control) Act. The Strategic Goods (Control) Act (Chapter 300) is an Act to control the transfer and brokering of strategic goods, strategic goods technology, goods and technology capable of being used to develop, produce, operate, stockpile or acquire weapons capable of causing mass destruction, and missiles capable of delivering such weapons; and for purposes connected

therewith.

LICENSED WAREHOUSE SCHEME DUTIES AND DUTIABLE GOODS Duties & Dutiable Goods. All dutiable goods imported into or manufactured in Singapore are subject to customs duty and/or excise duty. Customs duty is duty levied on goods imported into Singapore, excluding excise duty.Excise duty is duty levied on goods manufactured in, or imported into, Singapore.. The duties are based on ad valorem

or specific rates.

CONTACT US - CUSTOMS Enquiries on Customs Procedures. +65 6355 2000. Our operating hours are 8am to 6pm (Monday to Friday) and 8am to 12pm (Saturday). We are closed on Sunday and public holidays. Our peak hours are 10am to 12pm, and 3pm to 5pm. If we are unable to answer your call, you FIND MY HARMONISED SYSTEM CODE Find my Harmonised System Code Singapore Trade Classification, Customs & Excise Duties (STCCED) Singapore adopts the 8-digit HS Codes in the ASEAN Harmonised Tariff Nomenclature (AHTN), which is based on the World Customs Organisation (WCO) 6-digit level HS Codes, for use by all ASEAN member countries. To assist you in your self-classification journey, you may use the following resources to

PAYING DUTY AND GST

Paying Duty and GST. You are responsible for the payment of duties and GST (taxes) upon import of your goods. Payment can be made via: Your own Inter-Bank GIRO (IBG) with Singapore Customs; or. An appointed Declaring Agent to pay the taxes on your behalf. Tax payment is deducted directly from the Declaring Agent’s IBG. TYPES OF IMPORT PERMITS You may also wish to view the complete list of permit declaration types.. TradeNet Unavailability. In the event of TradeNet unavailability announced by Singapore Customs, importers who are unable to obtain an approved Customs permit will be advised to use a Letter of Undertaking to facilitate the clearance of their goods.. The importer should obtain a customs permit for the goods within 3 days

TRADE FIRST

TradeFIRST stands for Trade Facilitation & Integrated Risk-based System. It is an integrated assessment framework that provides a holistic assessment of a company and determines the level of facilitation accorded. The assessment is free and it is mandatory for all companies who wish to apply for a Singapore Customs scheme or

licence.

EXCHANGE RATES

Exchange Rates. If any component of the customs value is settled in a foreign currency, that value should be converted to Singapore Dollars using the current selling rate of that currency in Singapore, at the time when customs duty or excise duty is paid for the imported goods. COMPETENT AUTHORITIES’ REQUIREMENTS FOR CONTROLLED ITEMS Competent Authorities’ Requirements for Controlled Items. All imports, exports and transhipments must be covered by the relevant permits. If the goods are subject to control by the relevant Competent Authority (CA), you are required to comply with the respective CA’s requirements in order to prepare a correct and complete permit

application.

ZERO-GST WAREHOUSE SCHEME Zero-GST Warehouse Scheme What is it? The Zero-GST Warehouse Scheme (ZGS) allows approved companies to store imported non-dutiable goods for an indefinite period of time in a designated area licensed by Singapore Customs, with the Goods and Services Tax (GST) suspended. This designated area is termed as licensed premises. GENERAL RULES FOR THE INTERPRETATION OF THE HARMONIZED SYSTEM VIII GENERAL RULES FOR THE INTERPRETATION OF THE HARMONIZED SYSTEM The General Interpretative Rules (GIR) is a set of 6 rules for classification of goods. SINGAPORE CUSTOMSCONTACT USABOUT USINDIVIDUALSBUSINESSESNEWS AND

MEDIAE-SERVICES

Singapore Customs is the lead agency on trade facilitation and revenue

enforcement.

DUTIES AND DUTIABLE GOODS FIND MY HARMONISED SYSTEM CODE TYPES OF IMPORT PERMITS You may also wish to view the complete list of permit declaration types.. TradeNet Unavailability. In the event of TradeNet unavailability announced by Singapore Customs, importers who are unable to obtain an approved Customs permit will be advised to use a Letter of Undertaking to facilitate the clearance of their goods.. The importer should obtain a customs permit for the goods within 3 days DUTY FREE CONCESSION AND GST RELIEF

REGISTER CLAIMANTS

The Key Personnel of Claimant Organisation needs to register individuals from the Claimant Organisation as Claimants to be declared in the duty exemption and/or GST relief permit applications. Upon successful registration of the Claimants, the Primary Contact listed in your entity’s Customs Account will receive a fax or email

notification.

PERMIT AND CLEARANCE REQUIREMENTS Permit and Clearance Requirements. As per the existing customs procedures, you are required to obtain the relevant customs permits, where applicable, to import, export or tranship goods via Singapore. You are reminded to comply with the permit conditions stated in the

permits.

DECLARANT - CUSTOMSDECLARANT SYNONYMDECLARANT HOADECLARANT RIGHTS HOADECLARANT CONTROL PERIODDECLARANT S RIGHTSDECLARANT LEGAL

DEFINITION

Declarant Application Process. The Key Personnel or Authorised Personnel of a DA can register an individual as a Declarant at the point of DA Account application or separately afterwards.. The individual will receive an email requesting him to sign and acknowledge a set of Terms and Conditions for Declarants.The individual must ensure that he understands his roles and responsibilities as a STRATEGIC GOODS (CONTROL) ACT Strategic Goods (Control) Act. The Strategic Goods (Control) Act (Chapter 300) is an Act to control the transfer and brokering of strategic goods, strategic goods technology, goods and technology capable of being used to develop, produce, operate, stockpile or acquire weapons capable of causing mass destruction, and missiles capable of delivering such weapons; and for purposes connected

therewith.

LICENSED WAREHOUSE SCHEME SINGAPORE CUSTOMSCONTACT USABOUT USINDIVIDUALSBUSINESSESNEWS AND

MEDIAE-SERVICES

Singapore Customs is the lead agency on trade facilitation and revenue

enforcement.

DUTIES AND DUTIABLE GOODS FIND MY HARMONISED SYSTEM CODE TYPES OF IMPORT PERMITS You may also wish to view the complete list of permit declaration types.. TradeNet Unavailability. In the event of TradeNet unavailability announced by Singapore Customs, importers who are unable to obtain an approved Customs permit will be advised to use a Letter of Undertaking to facilitate the clearance of their goods.. The importer should obtain a customs permit for the goods within 3 days DUTY FREE CONCESSION AND GST RELIEF

REGISTER CLAIMANTS

The Key Personnel of Claimant Organisation needs to register individuals from the Claimant Organisation as Claimants to be declared in the duty exemption and/or GST relief permit applications. Upon successful registration of the Claimants, the Primary Contact listed in your entity’s Customs Account will receive a fax or email

notification.

PERMIT AND CLEARANCE REQUIREMENTS Permit and Clearance Requirements. As per the existing customs procedures, you are required to obtain the relevant customs permits, where applicable, to import, export or tranship goods via Singapore. You are reminded to comply with the permit conditions stated in the

permits.

DECLARANT - CUSTOMSDECLARANT SYNONYMDECLARANT HOADECLARANT RIGHTS HOADECLARANT CONTROL PERIODDECLARANT S RIGHTSDECLARANT LEGAL

DEFINITION

Declarant Application Process. The Key Personnel or Authorised Personnel of a DA can register an individual as a Declarant at the point of DA Account application or separately afterwards.. The individual will receive an email requesting him to sign and acknowledge a set of Terms and Conditions for Declarants.The individual must ensure that he understands his roles and responsibilities as a STRATEGIC GOODS (CONTROL) ACT Strategic Goods (Control) Act. The Strategic Goods (Control) Act (Chapter 300) is an Act to control the transfer and brokering of strategic goods, strategic goods technology, goods and technology capable of being used to develop, produce, operate, stockpile or acquire weapons capable of causing mass destruction, and missiles capable of delivering such weapons; and for purposes connected

therewith.

LICENSED WAREHOUSE SCHEME DUTIES AND DUTIABLE GOODS Duties & Dutiable Goods. All dutiable goods imported into or manufactured in Singapore are subject to customs duty and/or excise duty. Customs duty is duty levied on goods imported into Singapore, excluding excise duty.Excise duty is duty levied on goods manufactured in, or imported into, Singapore.. The duties are based on ad valorem

or specific rates.

CONTACT US - CUSTOMS Enquiries on Customs Procedures. +65 6355 2000. Our operating hours are 8am to 6pm (Monday to Friday) and 8am to 12pm (Saturday). We are closed on Sunday and public holidays. Our peak hours are 10am to 12pm, and 3pm to 5pm. If we are unable to answer your call, you FIND MY HARMONISED SYSTEM CODE Find my Harmonised System Code Singapore Trade Classification, Customs & Excise Duties (STCCED) Singapore adopts the 8-digit HS Codes in the ASEAN Harmonised Tariff Nomenclature (AHTN), which is based on the World Customs Organisation (WCO) 6-digit level HS Codes, for use by all ASEAN member countries. To assist you in your self-classification journey, you may use the following resources to

PAYING DUTY AND GST

Paying Duty and GST. You are responsible for the payment of duties and GST (taxes) upon import of your goods. Payment can be made via: Your own Inter-Bank GIRO (IBG) with Singapore Customs; or. An appointed Declaring Agent to pay the taxes on your behalf. Tax payment is deducted directly from the Declaring Agent’s IBG. TYPES OF IMPORT PERMITS You may also wish to view the complete list of permit declaration types.. TradeNet Unavailability. In the event of TradeNet unavailability announced by Singapore Customs, importers who are unable to obtain an approved Customs permit will be advised to use a Letter of Undertaking to facilitate the clearance of their goods.. The importer should obtain a customs permit for the goods within 3 days

TRADE FIRST

TradeFIRST stands for Trade Facilitation & Integrated Risk-based System. It is an integrated assessment framework that provides a holistic assessment of a company and determines the level of facilitation accorded. The assessment is free and it is mandatory for all companies who wish to apply for a Singapore Customs scheme or

licence.

EXCHANGE RATES

Exchange Rates. If any component of the customs value is settled in a foreign currency, that value should be converted to Singapore Dollars using the current selling rate of that currency in Singapore, at the time when customs duty or excise duty is paid for the imported goods. COMPETENT AUTHORITIES’ REQUIREMENTS FOR CONTROLLED ITEMS Competent Authorities’ Requirements for Controlled Items. All imports, exports and transhipments must be covered by the relevant permits. If the goods are subject to control by the relevant Competent Authority (CA), you are required to comply with the respective CA’s requirements in order to prepare a correct and complete permit

application.

ZERO-GST WAREHOUSE SCHEME Zero-GST Warehouse Scheme What is it? The Zero-GST Warehouse Scheme (ZGS) allows approved companies to store imported non-dutiable goods for an indefinite period of time in a designated area licensed by Singapore Customs, with the Goods and Services Tax (GST) suspended. This designated area is termed as licensed premises. GENERAL RULES FOR THE INTERPRETATION OF THE HARMONIZED SYSTEM VIII GENERAL RULES FOR THE INTERPRETATION OF THE HARMONIZED SYSTEM The General Interpretative Rules (GIR) is a set of 6 rules for classification of goods. A Singapore Government Agency Website

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