The basis for making the bill is the waybill, invoice and relevant approval documents that prove the legal import of goods. Generally, the bill can be made only after receiving the reply and confirmation from the customer and obtaining the necessary approval documents and certificates. The forms of bill making, inspection and customs declaration include freight forwarding company agency, self-handling by the cargo owner and self-handling by the cargo owner.
Inspection and inspection generally occur before customs declaration, that is, “first inspection and inspection, then customs declaration”. When applying for inspection and inspection, it is generally required to be approved by the customs. With the customs declaration form, invoice, packing list (original or copy), report to the local customs for inspection. After the customs verifies that it is correct, it will either stamp and release it immediately, or stamp it with a “pending inspection stamp”.
Import customs declaration is the process of declaring to the customs for the import formalities of goods. It is the most critical link in the import procedure. Any goods must be reported to the customs and released by the customs before they can be submitted to the customs supervision warehouse or place. Import customs declaration can be divided into four stages: preliminary review, document review, taxation, and inspection and release.
Charges and delivery:
Freight forwarding companies will require payment of fees before releasing goods. The fees mainly include freight to be paid and advance commissions, documents, customs clearance fees, storage fees, loading and unloading, forklift fees, airline arrival storage fees, customs pre-recruitment, animal and plant inspection, health inspection, inspection and other collection and payment fees, tariffs and advance commissions.