Customs declaration service

Customs declaration service 

Concept about customs declaration

Customs declaration means doing the necessary customs procedures when exporting - importing goods. Those are the necessary procedures to export/enter into goods and means of transport a country or import/exist to a country’s border. 

Customs declaration form

Customs declaration service

Customs declaration service means a service to do customs procedures on behalf of businesses. If you are a new business or a household business, and you don’t have experience with the customs declaration, your business can outsource a third party like MDCT Logistics to carry out and complete those procedures, instead of your business having to learn and perform the operations according to the complicated customs declaration process. 

MDCT Logistics provides a customs declaration service, on behalf of customers to carry out correct customs procedures. Therefore, our customers can avoid risks when transporting goods and ensure the fastest transporting schedule. 

Common difficulties in customs declaration

• Difficult to choose HS Code
• Customs procedures include a large number of complicated documents that easily confuse during the declaration process.
• Expensive for preparation and implementation if done wrong

Why should you choose the customs declaration service of MDCT Logistics?

• MDCT’s staff is knowledgeable about customs procedures and documents, understands the goods clearance, and has plenty of experience in handling customs procedures and documents at ports.
• Consult HS Code for the most accurate importing goods based on the product information provided by clients. 
• Contact departments and competent authorities to handle all kinds of documents: announcement of food safety and hygiene, cosmetics; register and apply for licenses for quarantine, quality control, and inspection,....

Types of imported items that MDCT Logistics provides customs declaration support services for businesses:

• General import and export goods.
• Import and export goods with conditions (must get permission from state agencies).
• Goods that are transferred from border to port, temporarily imported for re-export, and goods in transit.
• Imported goods with investment incentives.
• Import and export consignment goods.

Necessary documents

• Sales Contract
• Commercial Invoice
• Packing List
• Bill of Lading
• C/O FORM E (if any)