 Importing into SwazilandGoods imported into Swaziland may be cleared under one
of the following customs procedures within seven (7) days of the date on which
they are deemed to have been imported:
For customs clearance purposes, the importer should
submit a customs declaration document, supporting documents (invoice, transport
document, certificate of origin, permits and any other document that may be
required for verification purposes).
Clearance for warehousing, transit/in bond or
temporary admission requires a security that will cover the duties and taxes
suspended. Exportation
Goods exported from Swaziland may be exported under
one of the following customs procedures:
Swaziland complies with the ASYCDA system and the codes required on the import/export
documents are listed below: Customs (ASYCUDA) Codes It is of the utmost importance to capture the correct codes when declaring imports or exports. capturing the wrong codes results in inaccurate customs data and may lead to delays for an importer/exporter. Below are the codes used by the ASYCUDA++ system. Model of Declaration (Purpose Codes) These tell you what you are dealing with, whether it's export or import; for consumption or temporary. EX1 Permanent Export EX2 Temporary Export EX3 Re-export EX8 Export Transit IM4 Entry for home use IM5 Temporary importation IM6 Re-importationIM7Entry for warehousing IM8 Transit declarationIM9Other customs procedure FE4 Passenger Declaration (Form E) EXC9 Excise-Domestic and SACU Products For more information on import and export in Swaziland, please contact our customer services team on 442070960264 or email us or use our contact us form. |
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