Process of Re-exporting Bonded Import Goods and Exporting After Import to Bonded Warehouse

Import and Export Process for Goods Entering the Country under Bonded Status and Re-exported

With the continuous development of international trade and the advancement of globalization, the trade method of goods entering the country under bonded status and re-exported has gradually become an important form of trade. This article will provide a detailed introduction to the import and export processes for such goods.

I. Import Process

1. Preparing Import Goods The importer needs to submit relevant documents to the customs department, including import licenses, contracts, invoices, packing lists, etc., for customs review.

2. Arrival of Goods at Port Before the goods arrive at the bonded warehouse, the importer must submit an import declaration form to the customs department for clearance.

3. Customs Declaration The importer needs to entrust a customs broker to handle the customs declaration and submit relevant documents, including import licenses, contracts, invoices, packing lists, and the customs declaration form. The customs department will review the goods and decide whether to release them.

4. Payment of Duties If the customs department decides to release the goods, the importer must pay the relevant duties.

5. Storage of Goods Once the goods enter the bonded warehouse, the warehouse is responsible for arranging their storage and management.

II. Export Process

1. Preparing Export Goods The exporter needs to submit relevant documents to the customs department, including export licenses, contracts, invoices, packing lists, etc. At the same time, they need to apply to the bonded warehouse to arrange for the goods' outbound shipment.

2. Arranging Shipment The exporter needs to arrange for the shipment of goods and submit relevant transportation documents and proof of documents.

3. Outbound Application The exporter must submit an outbound application for the export goods to the bonded warehouse, which will review the application and arrange for the goods' outbound shipment.

4. Customs Declaration The exporter needs to entrust a customs broker to handle the customs declaration and submit relevant documents, including export licenses, contracts, invoices, packing lists, and the customs declaration form. The customs department will review the goods and decide whether to release them.

5. Goods Exit the Country After the goods exit the country, the exporter must submit an export customs declaration form to the customs department for statistics and supervision.

In summary, the import and export process for goods entering the country under bonded status and re-exported includes preparing import goods, arrival of goods at port, customs declaration, payment of duties, storage of goods, preparing export goods, arranging shipment, submitting outbound applications, customs declaration, and goods exiting the country. During the import and export process, it is necessary to comply with relevant laws, regulations, and provisions to ensure the safety and legality of the goods. At the same time, importers and exporters need to closely cooperate with relevant departments and institutions to ensure the smooth progress of the import and export process.