The process of delivery of export goods from the factory all the way to the port of the other countr

shipper to the freight forwarder a booking power of attorney, freight forwarder according to this book to the shipping company booking, after the shipping company receives the booking power of attorney, arrange the space, ship name, voyage date, container number, packing location by the shipper, the shipping company to arrange, there are field loading, towing, if you want to declare customs, inspection, according to the shipper situation to decide, shipper can not solve the customs declaration, inspection, then arranged by the freight forwarder; Then it is loading, the ship will transport the goods to the port of destination, unloading, during this period, the freight forwarder at any time and the shipping company, shipper to get in touch, inform the cargo transportation; After arriving at the port of destination, unloading, at this time, the freight forwarder will entrust him in the local **, notify the consignee to pick up the goods, if it is a FOB, it must be the consignee to pay first, and then the freight forwarder will issue a bill of lading, if it is, CIF, after confirming the specific owner of the goods, it can be released!!

Very simple. The goods are ready. Then find a freight forwarder, give him the customs declaration procedures, packing list, contract, invoice, verification form, customs declaration power of attorney, if you want to do commodity inspection, you also need to declare the power of attorney, and then inform the freight forwarder when to ship, the freight forwarder will book the space for you, and then give you a delivery notice or go to your loading.

Then it's time to get on the ship, to the bill of lading and so on.

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Customs clearance of import and export goods is divided into five basic links, namely: declaration and closure bridge - inspection - taxation - release - customs clearance. The details are as follows:

a) Declaration. Declaration refers to the consignee of imported goods, the consignor of export goods or their ** person when importing and exporting goods, within the time limit specified by the customs, declares their import and export goods to the customs in writing or in the form of electronic data interchange (EDI), and attaches relevant freight and commercial documents, applies for customs review and release, and bears legal responsibility for the authenticity and accuracy of the declared contents.

When declaring to the customs, import and export enterprises must provide invoices, packing lists, bills of lading, customs declarations, export receipts verification forms (exports), import and export approvals, tax reduction and exemption certificates, and processing ** filing manuals and other documents. Among them, the consignee of the imported goods or its ** person shall declare to the customs within 14 days from the date of declaration of entry of the means of transport, and if the declaration is overdue, the customs shall levy a late declaration penalty according to the regulations. The consignor of the export goods shall, except for those permitted by the Customs, declare to the Customs after the goods arrive at the customs supervision area and 24 hours before the loading of the goods.

2) Inspection. Inspection refers to the administrative law enforcement act of the customs to determine whether the nature, origin, condition, quantity and value of the inbound and outbound goods are consistent with the contents of the goods declaration form after accepting the declaration. When the customs inspects the import and export goods, the customs declarant must be present and be responsible for moving the goods, opening and resealing the packaging of the goods in accordance with the requirements of the customs.

c) Taxation. Taxation refers to the customs levy tariffs and import taxes on imported and exported goods in accordance with the relevant policies and regulations of the state.

4) Release. Release refers to the working procedure of the customs to conclude the on-site supervision of the import and export goods after the customs accepts the declaration, reviews the customs declaration documents, inspects the goods, and collects taxes in accordance with the law.

5) Mold circle clearance.

Customs clearance refers to the customs verification within the prescribed time limit for the goods that still need to continue to be managed after being released through the port, and the goods that need to be supplemented with certificates and taxes are processed until the work procedures of the customs supervision are completely completed.

Time limit: Under the condition that the documents are complete and valid and comply with the relevant management regulations, the customs clearance procedures for duty-free goods shall be completed within 1 working day and taxable goods within 2 working days; The export certificate declaration form is issued within 3-10 working days after the departure of the goods. The e-export platform (renamed as "Full Speed E-Export") provides information and services on all aspects of customs clearance.