Electronic components customs clearance process

Electronic components customs clearance process

Electronic components industry is located in the middle of the industrial chain, the upstream is semiconductor, chemical products and other electronic materials; Downstream is a variety of consumer electronics, communication equipment, automotive electronics and other terminal products.

In the import and export of international logistics, what are the precautions for customs clearance of electronic components?

01 Qualification is required for import declaration

The qualifications required for import declaration of electronic components are:

1. Import and export rights

2. Customs registration

3, commodity inspection enterprise record

4, customs paperless signing, customs enterprise annual report, electronic declaration agreement (first import handling)

02 Documents to be submitted for customs declaration

The following information is required for the customs declaration of electronic components:

1. Ocean Bill of Lading/air waybill

2. Invoice

3. Packing list

4. Contract

5, product information (imported electronic components declaration elements)

7, Agreement preferential certificate of origin (if you need to enjoy the agreement tax rate)

8. 3C certificate (if it involves CCC compulsory certification)

03 Import declaration process

General trade agent electronic components import customs declaration process

01 Customer provides information

Arrival notice, original bill of lading or telex release bill of lading to the shipping company exchange bill of lading fee, dock fee, etc., in exchange for import bill of lading.

02 Both domestic and foreign documents

Packing list (with product name, quantity, number of pieces, gross weight, net weight, country of origin)

Invoice (name, quantity, currency, unit price, total price, brand, model)

Contract, declaration/inspection proxy, experience sheet, etc...

03 Filing Tax Returns

Import declaration, customs review, tax invoices, tax payment (provide relevant price proof, such as letters of credit, insurance policies, original invoices, tender documents and other documents required by customs).

04 Check and release

After customs inspection and release, the goods can be taken to the warehouse. Finally delivered to the customer's designated destination.