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How to declare air cargo at the airport and what documents are needed?

Air transport import declaration air transport declaration agent

Confirm the imported flights and wait until the plane lands. Start the import operation.

First, you need to provide arrival notice, copy of bill of lading and letter of introduction.

2. Documents required for preparing import declaration:

1. Necessary documents: packing list, invoice, contract in duplicate, and a power of attorney for customs declaration and inspection.

2. The goods subject to statutory inspection need to be submitted for inspection first, and can only be entered into the customs declaration form after obtaining the customs clearance form.

3. Goods imported from the European Union, the United States, South Korea and Japan, such as wooden packing boxes, should be marked with PICC, and the wooden packing should be inspected after customs clearance.

4. Documents specified in the tariff (such as import license, electromechanical certificate, certificate of important industrial products, endangered certificate, inspection and quarantine certificate, etc.).

5. There is a tax reduction and exemption manual, and a tax reduction and exemption certificate manual is provided.

3. After the import declaration, if the customs needs to review the price, the customer needs to provide relevant price certificates. Such as letters of credit, insurance policies, original factory invoices, tender documents and other documents required by the customs.

4. After the customs prints the tax bill, the customer should pay the tax within 15 working days. If the time limit is exceeded, the customs will charge a late fee on a daily basis.

5. After customs clearance, the wooden packaging shall be inspected and delivered after passing the inspection.

In addition, the goods must be declared to the customs within 14 days after arrival in Hong Kong. If it is overdue for more than three months, the customs will treat it as ownerless goods! !