Export of intrusion alarm equipment to China_ customs clearance at Nansha Port, Guangzhou

Practical operation points for customs clearance of intrusion alarm equipment exported to China (general goods)

For customs clearance of all goods, basic documents (bills of lading, commercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin) need to be prepared, and supplementary documents need to be adjusted according to the regulatory attributes of the goods; security-type intrusion alarm equipment can supplement corresponding explanatory documents according to actual requirements. It is recommended to check in advance The consistency of document information shall be subject to the actual regulatory requirements of Chinese Customs. China International Freight Forwarders can assist in completing the document verification.

Three-step practical operation for customs clearance of intrusion alarm equipment in Nansha Port in Guangzhou (guide for beginners to avoid pits)

Guangzhou Nansha Port has opened an exclusive priority inspection channel for common cargo intrusion alarm equipment.

• Apply for this channel in advance through China International Freight Forwarding, and simultaneously submit a copy of the product function description of the intrusion alarm equipment, which shall be subject to the actual regulatory requirements of China Customs.
• After completing customs clearance and release by China Customs, the container must be retrieved. When extracting, the damage of the container must be checked, and if there is any problem, photos should be taken in time for preservation.
• After picking up containers and arranging subsequent transportation and warehousing in China, customs clearance materials need to be prepared in advance to avoid supplementary submissions.

General practical operation points for customs clearance at Nansha Port in Guangzhou

After Guangzhou Nansha Port optimizes the customs clearance process for general goods, the declaration cycle has become more compact. An overseas security equipment manufacturer followed this process to export intrusion alarm equipment to China, which shortened the customs clearance time limit.