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BENUA NS Sinkronkan Dunia LogistikCustoms Clearance in Indonesia Import & Export Customs Coordination
NS Continent provides customs clearance coordination for import and export shipments in Indonesia, helping businesses manage customs documentation, declarations, classification, regulatory requirements and cargo release as part of the wider logistics process.
Customs is part of the shipment, not a separate step.
Customs clearance is the process of completing the customs requirements associated with goods entering or leaving a customs territory. In Indonesia, customs procedures involve declarations, supporting documents, customs assessment and, depending on the shipment and applicable risk controls, examination or other customs procedures.
For an importer or exporter, customs clearance involves more than submitting a declaration. Cargo classification, customs value, origin, permits, restrictions, documentation and other applicable requirements all need to be considered.
NS Continent coordinates customs clearance together with the wider logistics process where required, including ocean freight, air freight, trucking, warehousing and cargo delivery.
Coordinate the documents, declarations and logistics around your cargo.
Our customs coordination is designed to connect customs requirements with the actual shipment, helping importers and exporters manage the process from document preparation through applicable customs procedures and cargo release.
Two directions. Different customs requirements.
Import and export customs clearance involve different declarations, processes and commercial requirements. NS Continent coordinates both according to the shipment.
Import Customs Clearance
Customs coordination for goods entering Indonesia, including import declarations, document preparation, tariff and tax considerations, regulatory requirements, customs processing and cargo release.
Discuss Import Customs →Export Customs Clearance
Customs coordination for goods leaving Indonesia, including export declarations, supporting documentation, applicable restrictions, customs review and export release procedures.
Discuss Export Customs →Import customs clearance in Indonesia.
Import customs clearance involves completing the customs requirements for goods entering Indonesia. The applicable process depends on the import type, commodity, customs value, classification, origin, permits and other regulatory requirements.
Shipment Review
Cargo description, quantity, value, origin, importer, Incoterm and supporting documents are reviewed.
HS Classification
Product information is reviewed to support the applicable tariff classification and customs treatment.
Documents
Commercial and transportation documents and other required supporting documents are prepared.
PIB
The applicable import customs declaration is prepared and submitted according to the shipment requirements.
Customs Processing
Customs document review and applicable examination or other procedures are coordinated.
Cargo Release
Once the applicable customs requirements are fulfilled, cargo can proceed through the release process.
What Is PIB?
PIB stands for Pemberitahuan Impor Barang, the import customs declaration used for applicable imports into Indonesia.
What Is PEB?
PEB stands for Pemberitahuan Ekspor Barang, the export customs declaration used for applicable exports from Indonesia.
Red Lane and Green Lane import clearance.
Customs processing is risk-based. The applicable customs channel is determined through the relevant customs risk-management system and should not be treated as something a forwarder can simply select for a shipment.
Document-Based Customs Processing
Under the applicable process, Green Lane does not involve physical examination before the applicable cargo release approval, subject to the customs requirements and risk-management framework.
Document Review & Physical Examination
Red Lane involves document review and physical examination of the imported goods before the applicable cargo release approval.
Import duty and taxes in Indonesia.
Import-related government charges depend on the commodity, tariff classification, customs value, country of origin, preferential tariff eligibility and the applicable Indonesian regulations.
Customs Duty
The applicable customs duty depends on the tariff classification and relevant tariff treatment for the goods.
PPN
Applicable import VAT treatment depends on the shipment and the Indonesian tax rules that apply to the transaction.
PPh Import
Applicable import income-tax treatment can depend on the shipment, importer status and prevailing regulations.
Import and export restrictions can affect customs clearance.
Certain commodities may be subject to restrictions or requirements from relevant Indonesian government authorities. These requirements can include permits, certificates, approvals, technical documents or other conditions before goods can be imported or exported.
Customs classification and applicable LARTAS requirements should therefore be considered before shipment whenever relevant.
Export customs clearance from Indonesia.
Export customs clearance involves completing the customs requirements for goods leaving Indonesia. The exporter or authorized party prepares the applicable declaration and supporting documents before the shipment proceeds through the export process.
Cargo Preparation
Cargo, commercial information and supporting export documents are prepared.
PEB
The applicable export customs declaration is submitted according to the shipment requirements.
Document Review
Export documentation is reviewed and applicable customs requirements are coordinated.
Examination
Where applicable, selective physical examination may form part of the export customs process.
Loading
Cargo proceeds to the applicable export loading process after required conditions are fulfilled.
Departure
The cargo proceeds with its international transportation according to the shipment arrangement.
Documents commonly used for export customs clearance.
The required documents depend on the commodity, transaction, destination and applicable regulatory requirements.
Commercial Invoice
Provides commercial value, buyer and seller information, cargo description and transaction details.
Packing List
Provides package count, quantity, gross weight, net weight, dimensions and packing information.
PEB
The export customs declaration containing the required export shipment information.
Certificate of Origin
Used where origin documentation is required by the destination, trade agreement or applicable procedure.
Technical / Regulatory Documents
Additional technical or regulatory documents may be required for applicable restricted or regulated cargo.
Export Duty Documents
Additional supporting documents may apply where the commodity is subject to applicable export duty.
Import and export customs clearance at a glance.
| Aspect | Import | Export |
|---|---|---|
| Direction | Into Indonesia | Out of Indonesia |
| Main Declaration | PIB | PEB |
| Main Objective | Customs clearance and cargo release | Export customs compliance and departure |
| Duties / Taxes | Applicable import duties and taxes | Export duty where applicable |
| Restrictions | Import LARTAS | Export LARTAS |
| Examination | Risk-based customs process | Selective examination where applicable |
| Common Documents | Invoice, packing list, transport documents and applicable permits | Invoice, packing list, transport documents and applicable permits |
HS classification can affect customs treatment.
HS classification is an important part of customs clearance because the classification of a product can affect tariff treatment, taxes, restrictions, permits and other customs requirements.
A product should not necessarily be classified from a broad commercial name alone. Correct classification may require information about product composition, function, materials, specifications, use and other characteristics.
Need help researching an HS Code?
Use the NS Continent HS Code Identifier to research classification candidates and product information before continuing with customs and tariff evaluation.
Open HS Code Identifier →Documents need to tell the same shipment story.
Customs processing can involve multiple commercial, transportation and regulatory documents. Accuracy and consistency between those documents is important for efficient shipment processing.
Commercial Invoice
Provides commercial transaction information including seller, buyer, description, quantity and value.
Packing List
Provides packaging, package quantity, dimensions, gross weight and net weight information.
Bill of Lading / AWB
Provides transportation information for ocean or air cargo and supports the wider shipment process.
Certificate of Origin
Identifies the origin of goods where required by the destination, trade agreement or applicable procedure.
Permits & Approvals
Additional permits, certificates, licenses or technical documents may apply according to the commodity.
Customs Declaration
The applicable customs declaration contains the required information for the import or export transaction.
What can affect customs costs and clearance?
The final customs cost depends on the specific commodity, classification, origin, transaction value, applicable tariff treatment and current Indonesian regulations.
HS Classification
The tariff classification can influence applicable customs treatment, duties and regulatory requirements.
Customs Value
The relevant customs value can affect the calculation of applicable import-related charges.
Country of Origin
Origin can affect preferential tariff eligibility and other applicable trade treatment.
Commodity
Product characteristics determine classification and may trigger specific regulatory requirements.
LARTAS
Restricted or regulated goods may require additional permits, certificates or approvals.
Import Duty & Tax
Applicable customs duty and import taxes depend on the shipment and prevailing rules.
Export Duty
Certain export commodities may be subject to applicable export duty requirements.
Storage & Handling
Operational costs may also arise from terminals, warehouses or other shipment handling requirements.
Trucking & Delivery
Inland transportation and final delivery can form part of the total logistics cost.
Problems that can complicate customs clearance.
Good preparation can reduce avoidable delays and improve the consistency of the customs process.
Incomplete Documents
Missing or inconsistent documents can create additional review and delay the customs process.
Vague Cargo Description
A broad or inaccurate description can make customs classification and review more difficult.
Incorrect HS Classification
Incorrect classification can affect tariff, tax and regulatory treatment.
Missing LARTAS Requirements
Restricted commodities may require permits, certificates or technical approvals.
Incorrect Customs Value
The applicable customs valuation can affect the assessment of duties and import taxes.
Inconsistent Shipment Information
Differences between invoice, packing list, transport documents and customs declaration may require additional review.
Customs clearance is part of the complete logistics process.
Customs is rarely the only operational activity in an international shipment. Depending on the cargo, the process may involve ocean freight, air freight, trucking, warehouses, cargo consolidation, documentation and final delivery.
NS Continent coordinates these moving parts so customs requirements can be considered together with the actual transportation and delivery plan.
From Shipment to Release
A typical integrated logistics movement may involve:
Customs coordination across Indonesian logistics gateways.
NS Continent coordinates import and export customs requirements together with international freight and inland logistics according to the shipment requirements.
The applicable customs process can depend on shipment type, commodity, customs office, declaration, regulatory requirements and the prevailing customs procedures.
Practical tools for customs and international trade.
NS Continent combines customs coordination with practical online tools that can help businesses research product classification, estimate import-related charges and prepare shipment information.
Pengidentifikasi Kode HS
Research HS classification candidates and product information to support customs research.
Open HS Code Identifier →Kalkulator Pajak Impor
Estimate import-related duties and tax components using the relevant shipment inputs.
Open Import Tax Calculator →Kalkulator CBM
Calculate cargo volume for cartons, pallets, crates and other international shipping packages.
Open CBM Calculator →Konverter Satuan Logistik
Convert common dimensions, weight and measurement units used in cargo and international trade.
Open Logistics Tools →Panduan Incoterms®
Understand responsibilities, costs and risk allocation between buyers and sellers.
Explore Incoterms →Logistics Knowledge Center
Learn about international trade, shipping methods, cargo, containers, customs and logistics terminology.
Explore Knowledge Center →Connect customs with the transportation around your cargo.
Customs clearance can be coordinated together with the appropriate transportation and operational services according to the shipment.
Angkutan Laut
Connect customs clearance with FCL, LCL, consolidation and international sea freight from Indonesia.
Explore Ocean Freight →Angkutan Udara
Coordinate customs with international air cargo for urgent and time-sensitive shipments.
Explore Air Freight →Angkutan Truk Domestik
Coordinate inland transportation between ports, airports, warehouses and factories.
Explore Trucking →Pergudangan
Support customs and shipment operations with storage, cargo handling, consolidation and distribution.
Explore Warehousing →Understand customs before moving your cargo.
Explore practical guides covering international trade, Incoterms®, shipping methods, cargo, containers, customs and logistics terminology.
Explore Knowledge Center →Track your shipment with NS Continent.
Customs clearance is connected to the broader shipment. Track available shipment information and operational updates through NS Continent's online tracking system.
Common questions about customs clearance in Indonesia.
Practical answers to common questions about declarations, classification, taxes, LARTAS and customs processing.
What is customs clearance?
Customs clearance is the process of completing the customs requirements associated with goods entering or leaving a customs territory, including declarations, supporting documents and applicable customs procedures.
What is the difference between import and export customs clearance?
Import customs clearance concerns goods entering Indonesia, while export customs clearance concerns goods leaving Indonesia. The applicable declarations, procedures and regulatory requirements can therefore be different.
What is PIB?
PIB stands for Pemberitahuan Impor Barang, the applicable import customs declaration used for imports into Indonesia.
What is PEB?
PEB stands for Pemberitahuan Ekspor Barang, the applicable export customs declaration used for exports from Indonesia.
What is an HS Code?
An HS Code is a tariff classification used to identify products for customs and international trade purposes. Classification can affect tariffs, taxes and regulatory requirements.
What are LARTAS requirements?
LARTAS refers to applicable restrictions and requirements for certain imported or exported goods. These may involve permits, certificates, approvals or technical documents.
What is Red Lane?
Red Lane involves document review and physical examination of imported goods before the applicable customs release approval.
What is Green Lane?
Green Lane is an import customs processing route where, under the applicable risk-management system, physical examination is not performed before the applicable release approval.
What documents are needed for import customs clearance?
Typical documents may include commercial invoice, packing list, transportation documents and applicable permits, certificates or other supporting documents depending on the commodity and shipment.
What documents are needed for export customs clearance?
Typical export documentation may include commercial invoice, packing list, transportation documents, PEB and applicable technical, regulatory or origin documents.
Can NS Continent handle import and export customs clearance?
Yes. NS Continent can coordinate applicable import and export customs clearance requirements as part of the wider logistics process, subject to the shipment and regulatory requirements.
Can customs clearance be combined with freight forwarding?
Yes. Customs clearance can be coordinated together with ocean freight, air freight, trucking, warehousing and delivery according to the shipment requirement.
Need import or export customs clearance?
Tell us your cargo description, HS Code if available, origin, destination, shipment mode, commercial value and required delivery schedule. NS Continent can help coordinate the customs and logistics process according to the shipment requirements.
Request Customs Assistance →Customs Clearance in Indonesia Import & Export Customs Coordination
NS Continent provides customs clearance coordination for import and export shipments in Indonesia, helping businesses manage customs documentation, declarations, classification, regulatory requirements and cargo release as part of the wider logistics process.
Customs is part of the shipment, not a separate step.
Customs clearance is the process of completing the customs requirements associated with goods entering or leaving a customs territory. In Indonesia, customs procedures involve declarations, supporting documents, customs assessment and, depending on the shipment and applicable risk controls, examination or other customs procedures.
For an importer or exporter, customs clearance involves more than submitting a declaration. Cargo classification, customs value, origin, permits, restrictions, documentation and other applicable requirements all need to be considered.
NS Continent coordinates customs clearance together with the wider logistics process where required, including ocean freight, air freight, trucking, warehousing and cargo delivery.
Coordinate the documents, declarations and logistics around your cargo.
Our customs coordination is designed to connect customs requirements with the actual shipment, helping importers and exporters manage the process from document preparation through applicable customs procedures and cargo release.
Two directions. Different customs requirements.
Import and export customs clearance involve different declarations, processes and commercial requirements. NS Continent coordinates both according to the shipment.
Import Customs Clearance
Customs coordination for goods entering Indonesia, including import declarations, document preparation, tariff and tax considerations, regulatory requirements, customs processing and cargo release.
Discuss Import Customs →Export Customs Clearance
Customs coordination for goods leaving Indonesia, including export declarations, supporting documentation, applicable restrictions, customs review and export release procedures.
Discuss Export Customs →Import customs clearance in Indonesia.
Import customs clearance involves completing the customs requirements for goods entering Indonesia. The applicable process depends on the import type, commodity, customs value, classification, origin, permits and other regulatory requirements.
Shipment Review
Cargo description, quantity, value, origin, importer, Incoterm and supporting documents are reviewed.
HS Classification
Product information is reviewed to support the applicable tariff classification and customs treatment.
Documents
Commercial and transportation documents and other required supporting documents are prepared.
PIB
The applicable import customs declaration is prepared and submitted according to the shipment requirements.
Customs Processing
Customs document review and applicable examination or other procedures are coordinated.
Cargo Release
Once the applicable customs requirements are fulfilled, cargo can proceed through the release process.
What Is PIB?
PIB stands for Pemberitahuan Impor Barang, the import customs declaration used for applicable imports into Indonesia.
What Is PEB?
PEB stands for Pemberitahuan Ekspor Barang, the export customs declaration used for applicable exports from Indonesia.
Red Lane and Green Lane import clearance.
Customs processing is risk-based. The applicable customs channel is determined through the relevant customs risk-management system and should not be treated as something a forwarder can simply select for a shipment.
Document-Based Customs Processing
Under the applicable process, Green Lane does not involve physical examination before the applicable cargo release approval, subject to the customs requirements and risk-management framework.
Document Review & Physical Examination
Red Lane involves document review and physical examination of the imported goods before the applicable cargo release approval.
Import duty and taxes in Indonesia.
Import-related government charges depend on the commodity, tariff classification, customs value, country of origin, preferential tariff eligibility and the applicable Indonesian regulations.
Customs Duty
The applicable customs duty depends on the tariff classification and relevant tariff treatment for the goods.
PPN
Applicable import VAT treatment depends on the shipment and the Indonesian tax rules that apply to the transaction.
PPh Import
Applicable import income-tax treatment can depend on the shipment, importer status and prevailing regulations.
Import and export restrictions can affect customs clearance.
Certain commodities may be subject to restrictions or requirements from relevant Indonesian government authorities. These requirements can include permits, certificates, approvals, technical documents or other conditions before goods can be imported or exported.
Customs classification and applicable LARTAS requirements should therefore be considered before shipment whenever relevant.
Export customs clearance from Indonesia.
Export customs clearance involves completing the customs requirements for goods leaving Indonesia. The exporter or authorized party prepares the applicable declaration and supporting documents before the shipment proceeds through the export process.
Cargo Preparation
Cargo, commercial information and supporting export documents are prepared.
PEB
The applicable export customs declaration is submitted according to the shipment requirements.
Document Review
Export documentation is reviewed and applicable customs requirements are coordinated.
Examination
Where applicable, selective physical examination may form part of the export customs process.
Loading
Cargo proceeds to the applicable export loading process after required conditions are fulfilled.
Departure
The cargo proceeds with its international transportation according to the shipment arrangement.
Documents commonly used for export customs clearance.
The required documents depend on the commodity, transaction, destination and applicable regulatory requirements.
Commercial Invoice
Provides commercial value, buyer and seller information, cargo description and transaction details.
Packing List
Provides package count, quantity, gross weight, net weight, dimensions and packing information.
PEB
The export customs declaration containing the required export shipment information.
Certificate of Origin
Used where origin documentation is required by the destination, trade agreement or applicable procedure.
Technical / Regulatory Documents
Additional technical or regulatory documents may be required for applicable restricted or regulated cargo.
Export Duty Documents
Additional supporting documents may apply where the commodity is subject to applicable export duty.
Import and export customs clearance at a glance.
| Aspect | Import | Export |
|---|---|---|
| Direction | Into Indonesia | Out of Indonesia |
| Main Declaration | PIB | PEB |
| Main Objective | Customs clearance and cargo release | Export customs compliance and departure |
| Duties / Taxes | Applicable import duties and taxes | Export duty where applicable |
| Restrictions | Import LARTAS | Export LARTAS |
| Examination | Risk-based customs process | Selective examination where applicable |
| Common Documents | Invoice, packing list, transport documents and applicable permits | Invoice, packing list, transport documents and applicable permits |
HS classification can affect customs treatment.
HS classification is an important part of customs clearance because the classification of a product can affect tariff treatment, taxes, restrictions, permits and other customs requirements.
A product should not necessarily be classified from a broad commercial name alone. Correct classification may require information about product composition, function, materials, specifications, use and other characteristics.
Need help researching an HS Code?
Use the NS Continent HS Code Identifier to research classification candidates and product information before continuing with customs and tariff evaluation.
Open HS Code Identifier →Documents need to tell the same shipment story.
Customs processing can involve multiple commercial, transportation and regulatory documents. Accuracy and consistency between those documents is important for efficient shipment processing.
Commercial Invoice
Provides commercial transaction information including seller, buyer, description, quantity and value.
Packing List
Provides packaging, package quantity, dimensions, gross weight and net weight information.
Bill of Lading / AWB
Provides transportation information for ocean or air cargo and supports the wider shipment process.
Certificate of Origin
Identifies the origin of goods where required by the destination, trade agreement or applicable procedure.
Permits & Approvals
Additional permits, certificates, licenses or technical documents may apply according to the commodity.
Customs Declaration
The applicable customs declaration contains the required information for the import or export transaction.
What can affect customs costs and clearance?
The final customs cost depends on the specific commodity, classification, origin, transaction value, applicable tariff treatment and current Indonesian regulations.
HS Classification
The tariff classification can influence applicable customs treatment, duties and regulatory requirements.
Customs Value
The relevant customs value can affect the calculation of applicable import-related charges.
Country of Origin
Origin can affect preferential tariff eligibility and other applicable trade treatment.
Commodity
Product characteristics determine classification and may trigger specific regulatory requirements.
LARTAS
Restricted or regulated goods may require additional permits, certificates or approvals.
Import Duty & Tax
Applicable customs duty and import taxes depend on the shipment and prevailing rules.
Export Duty
Certain export commodities may be subject to applicable export duty requirements.
Storage & Handling
Operational costs may also arise from terminals, warehouses or other shipment handling requirements.
Trucking & Delivery
Inland transportation and final delivery can form part of the total logistics cost.
Problems that can complicate customs clearance.
Good preparation can reduce avoidable delays and improve the consistency of the customs process.
Incomplete Documents
Missing or inconsistent documents can create additional review and delay the customs process.
Vague Cargo Description
A broad or inaccurate description can make customs classification and review more difficult.
Incorrect HS Classification
Incorrect classification can affect tariff, tax and regulatory treatment.
Missing LARTAS Requirements
Restricted commodities may require permits, certificates or technical approvals.
Incorrect Customs Value
The applicable customs valuation can affect the assessment of duties and import taxes.
Inconsistent Shipment Information
Differences between invoice, packing list, transport documents and customs declaration may require additional review.
Customs clearance is part of the complete logistics process.
Customs is rarely the only operational activity in an international shipment. Depending on the cargo, the process may involve ocean freight, air freight, trucking, warehouses, cargo consolidation, documentation and final delivery.
NS Continent coordinates these moving parts so customs requirements can be considered together with the actual transportation and delivery plan.
From Shipment to Release
A typical integrated logistics movement may involve:
Customs coordination across Indonesian logistics gateways.
NS Continent coordinates import and export customs requirements together with international freight and inland logistics according to the shipment requirements.
The applicable customs process can depend on shipment type, commodity, customs office, declaration, regulatory requirements and the prevailing customs procedures.
Practical tools for customs and international trade.
NS Continent combines customs coordination with practical online tools that can help businesses research product classification, estimate import-related charges and prepare shipment information.
Pengidentifikasi Kode HS
Research HS classification candidates and product information to support customs research.
Open HS Code Identifier →Kalkulator Pajak Impor
Estimate import-related duties and tax components using the relevant shipment inputs.
Open Import Tax Calculator →Kalkulator CBM
Calculate cargo volume for cartons, pallets, crates and other international shipping packages.
Open CBM Calculator →Konverter Satuan Logistik
Convert common dimensions, weight and measurement units used in cargo and international trade.
Open Logistics Tools →Panduan Incoterms®
Understand responsibilities, costs and risk allocation between buyers and sellers.
Explore Incoterms →Logistics Knowledge Center
Learn about international trade, shipping methods, cargo, containers, customs and logistics terminology.
Explore Knowledge Center →Connect customs with the transportation around your cargo.
Customs clearance can be coordinated together with the appropriate transportation and operational services according to the shipment.
Angkutan Laut
Connect customs clearance with FCL, LCL, consolidation and international sea freight from Indonesia.
Explore Ocean Freight →Angkutan Udara
Coordinate customs with international air cargo for urgent and time-sensitive shipments.
Explore Air Freight →Angkutan Truk Domestik
Coordinate inland transportation between ports, airports, warehouses and factories.
Explore Trucking →Pergudangan
Support customs and shipment operations with storage, cargo handling, consolidation and distribution.
Explore Warehousing →Understand customs before moving your cargo.
Explore practical guides covering international trade, Incoterms®, shipping methods, cargo, containers, customs and logistics terminology.
Explore Knowledge Center →Track your shipment with NS Continent.
Customs clearance is connected to the broader shipment. Track available shipment information and operational updates through NS Continent's online tracking system.
Common questions about customs clearance in Indonesia.
Practical answers to common questions about declarations, classification, taxes, LARTAS and customs processing.
What is customs clearance?
Customs clearance is the process of completing the customs requirements associated with goods entering or leaving a customs territory, including declarations, supporting documents and applicable customs procedures.
What is the difference between import and export customs clearance?
Import customs clearance concerns goods entering Indonesia, while export customs clearance concerns goods leaving Indonesia. The applicable declarations, procedures and regulatory requirements can therefore be different.
What is PIB?
PIB stands for Pemberitahuan Impor Barang, the applicable import customs declaration used for imports into Indonesia.
What is PEB?
PEB stands for Pemberitahuan Ekspor Barang, the applicable export customs declaration used for exports from Indonesia.
What is an HS Code?
An HS Code is a tariff classification used to identify products for customs and international trade purposes. Classification can affect tariffs, taxes and regulatory requirements.
What are LARTAS requirements?
LARTAS refers to applicable restrictions and requirements for certain imported or exported goods. These may involve permits, certificates, approvals or technical documents.
What is Red Lane?
Red Lane involves document review and physical examination of imported goods before the applicable customs release approval.
What is Green Lane?
Green Lane is an import customs processing route where, under the applicable risk-management system, physical examination is not performed before the applicable release approval.
What documents are needed for import customs clearance?
Typical documents may include commercial invoice, packing list, transportation documents and applicable permits, certificates or other supporting documents depending on the commodity and shipment.
What documents are needed for export customs clearance?
Typical export documentation may include commercial invoice, packing list, transportation documents, PEB and applicable technical, regulatory or origin documents.
Can NS Continent handle import and export customs clearance?
Yes. NS Continent can coordinate applicable import and export customs clearance requirements as part of the wider logistics process, subject to the shipment and regulatory requirements.
Can customs clearance be combined with freight forwarding?
Yes. Customs clearance can be coordinated together with ocean freight, air freight, trucking, warehousing and delivery according to the shipment requirement.
Need import or export customs clearance?
Tell us your cargo description, HS Code if available, origin, destination, shipment mode, commercial value and required delivery schedule. NS Continent can help coordinate the customs and logistics process according to the shipment requirements.
Request Customs Assistance →