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Export Cargo

1. Exporters may file export declarations to Customs via the Trade-Van (T/V) 24 hours a day.

2. After matching the export declaration with the export manifest, the export declarations will be classified into 3 categories, C1, C2 and C3. C1 refers to exemption from document review and cargo examination; C2 refers to document review; and C3 refers to document review and cargo examination. For C2 or C3 types of clearance, customs brokers should submit hard copies of the declarations.

Export Cargo Clearance

3. Office Hours for Export Clearance
(1) 8:30 to 19:30, Monday through Friday
(2) 8:30 to 12:30, Saturday
(3) Non-office Hours

  • When you declare at non-office hour and export cargo is classified as C3, Customs would collect an extra examination fee of NT$1,300 if the FOB value is over US$5,000. If the FOB value is under US$5,000, its examination fee is reduced to NT$650. If an exporter files various export declarations for the same shipments whose examinations shall be conducted at the same time and in the same place, he shall only pay extra examination fee for one declaration.

4. Clearance Operations
(1) Cargo clearance will be completed on the same day for declarations received by 18:30 of the day, Monday through Friday.

(2) Cargos clearance will be completed on the same day for declarations received by 12:00 on Saturday.

5. Required Documents:

(1) Export Declaration Form.

(2) Invoice.

(3) Packing List (if needed).

(4) Export Permit for restricted goods.

  • Species that are on the list of Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES).

  • Items that belong to Strategic High-Tech Commodities (SHTC) and are being shipped to the controlled countries and four international export control regimes including the Wassenaar Arrangement, the Missile Technology Control Regime, the Nuclear Suppliers Group and the Australia Group.

  • Any of 12 categories of semi-conductor wafer fabricating equipment to be exported to China.

  • Specific medicines for human or animal use and controlled drugs (including narcotics drugs and Psychotropic substances for human use or veterinary medicines as well as active pharmaceutical ingredient).

  • Waste.

  • Toxic chemicals.

  • Radioactive element or nuclear related machine.

  • New Taiwan dollars banknotes and coins.

  • Pesticides.

  • Human specimens.

  • Live animals, rice and specific seedling.

  • Mineral or chemical fertilisers.

  • Fishing vessels.

  • Specific petroleum oils and gases.

 

 

(5) Certificate of Origin (C/O) (if needed)

  • For metal products destined for the EU countries, Certificates of Origin for products originating in the Republic of China issued by Taiwan Steel and Iron Industry Association are required.

  • Specific cycles or bicycles destined for the EU (including to Member State territories) and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

(6) Other specific documents

  • Unsorted, unworked or simply sawn, cleaved or bruted diamond (including industrial and non-industrial): the original Certificate issued by the designated authority in Taiwan is required.

  • Optical Disk Manufacturing Implement: the Certificate for its Implement Export issued by the Board of Foreign Trade, Ministry of Economic Affairs.

  • Live eels or its products: the Production Certificate of Exporting Farmed Eel issued by the Fisheries Administration, Council of Agriculture, Executive Yuan is required.

  • Hazardous industrial waste destined for Japan: the Movement Document regarding the Basel Convention on the Control of Transboundary Movements of Hazardous Wastes and Their Disposal should also be attached for the purpose of export customs clearance is required.

  • Optical disks shall have "Source Identification Code" (SID Code) mark on it.

6. Advice for Export-involved operators
(1) Exporters

  • Avoid exporting all the shipments on the same day or exporting all the cargos on the day before a holiday.

  • Deliver cargos to warehouse as soon as possible.

(2) Customs Brokers

  • Try to transmit export declarations at different times.

  • Submit the hard copy of the declaration to the respective Customs offices as soon as possible if the shipment is selected for inspection or document review.

(3) Air Forwarders

  • Try to separate the flights for all shipments you deal with and avoid shipping all cargos on Saturday or Sunday.

  • Join the T/V as soon as possible.

(4) Warehousing

  • Speed up export cargo warehousing operations.

  • Speed up the information transmission regarding cargos being delivered to airliners.


Jhuwei Branch

TEL: +886-3-399-2888 ext. 13630

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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