How to clear customs declaration for double clearance of imported dangerous goods

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Experienced dangerous goods double clearance import customs clearance company
How to clear imported dangerous goods double clearance

Years of import customs declaration experience allow us to do it in minutes According to different customers, city ports, different import problems, and different customer needs, we can formulate an import plan suitable for them, saving import time and saving customers' import costs. Many customers will ask us whether we need to prepare dangerous goods customs clearance information and documents before shipping. I will definitely answer yes, because the procedures for import customs clearance of dangerous goods are relatively complicated, so if we do not prepare them before shipping, When the relevant customs declaration information is prepared at the port, a series of fees will be incurred at the airport or terminal, which will increase the cost of import. Huajie has many years of import customs clearance experience and is familiar with the dangerous goods import customs declaration process.

Dangerous chemicals import customs clearance process

, Foreign manufacturers ship goods

It is recommended that customers ship to ports/ports with rich customs clearance experience

, Arrange order exchange procedures after the ship arrives at the port

, Declaration to the customs

, Customs price review, tax bill

, Notify customers to pay tax

, customs release, inspection

, and delivery to designated warehouse

Information required for importing dangerous chemicals

, Packing list contract. Bill of lading

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, dangerous goods packaging certificate

, customs declaration and inspection entrustment


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Japan Dangerous Goods Double Clearance Customs Broker
Experienced Dangerous Goods Double Clearance Import customs clearance company
How to clear customs for double clearance of imported dangerous goods