Different countries have different requirements and regulations on import and export of goods. We must understand the details of import and export of each country so as not to have problems at the critical time.

*Countries that need to declare AMS

USA, Canada, Mexico, Philippines

Among them, the United States does not need to declare the ISF requirement that it must be provided to the U.S. Customs 48 hours before sailing, otherwise there will be a USD5000 fine, AMS fee of $25 per ticket, 40 per ticket if amended. Since July 1, 2016, all goods imported into the Philippines must be declared AMS in advance. In addition to the original EBS, CIC will have an additional AMS surcharge. Goods to the Philippines require early declaration of AMS

* Countries that need to declare ENS

For all EU member states, ENS costs $25-35 per ticket.

* Countries in which wooden packaging should be fumigated and disinfected

Australia, USA, Canada, Korea, Japan, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Israel, Brazil, Chile, Panama

Countries requiring certificates of origin

Cambodia, Canada, United Arab Emirates, Doha, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka.

1. Indonesia

The final consignee must have the right to import and export, otherwise the import can not be cleared. Therefore, it takes about one month to modify the bill of lading.

2. Saudi Arabia

All goods imported into Saudi Arabia must be shipped on pallets and packaged with the country of origin and shipping marks to be printed. And since February 25, 2009, all arriving cargo that violates this rule and does not use pallets will be fined SAR1,000 (US $267)/20'and SAR1,500 (US $400)/40', respectively. It's up to the guests themselves.

3. Brazil

1). Accepting only three originals of the full set of bills of lading can not be amended. The bill of lading must show the amount of freight (only USD or Euro), not the "TO ORDER" bill of lading, and the contact information (telephone, address) of the consignee should be displayed on the bill of lading.

2). The CNPJ number of the consignee must be displayed on the bill of lading (the consignee must be a registered company) and the consignee must be a registered company at the customs of destination.

3). Can not pay, can not charge more at the destination port, wood packaging to fumigate, so the quotation is to pay more attention.

4. Mexico

1). To declare AMS Bill of Lading, it is necessary to display the commodity code and provide AMS information and invoice of packing list.

2). Notify shows the third party notifier, usually the freight forwarder or the agent of CONSIGNEE.

3). SHIPPER shows the real shipper and CONSIGNEE shows the real consignee.

4). Names should not be displayed in general, but in detail.

5). Number of Parts: Require to display the detailed number of Parts. Example: There are 50 cases of goods in 1 PALLET, which can not only show 1 PLT, but must show 1 pallet containing 50 cartons.

6). The bill of lading should show the origin of the goods. The change of the bill of lading to the bill of lading after shipment will result in a fine of USD200 at least.

5. Chile

Chile does not accept the bill of lading. Wood packaging should be fumigated.

6. Panama

No telex bill of lading is accepted. Wood packing should be fumigated and packing list and invoice should be provided.

Through COLON FREEZONE (Cologne Free Trade Area) transit, goods to Panama (PANAMA) must be able to overlap stacking and forklift operation, single weight can not exceed 2000 KGS.

7. Colombia

The bill of lading must show the amount of freight (USD or Euro only).

8. India

Under FOB or CIF conditions, regardless of whether the bill of lading is "TOORDER OF SHIPPER" (instructional bill of lading) or not, and whether the bill of lading is in your hands, the Indian side can not pay and is technically legitimate. As long as the name of the Indian customer is shown on the BILL OFENTRY (import declaration manifest) and IGM (import manifest), you have lost the right to carry the goods, whether the bill of lading is in your hands or not. Up, so make sure you pay 100% in advance as much as possible.