![]() ![]() Strategic goods under the Individual Permit of the Strategic Trade Scheme (STS)Īll other goods excluding those listed below: The table shows the period to submit your export permit application for the various types of goods: Type of Goods Temporary export of goods intended to be re-importedĪ strategic goods export permit is required for the export of goods controlled under the Strategic Goods (Control) Act. Re-export of goods imported under the Temporary Import Scheme 13/2021 for more information on the responsibilities of an exporter.Įxport of locally manufactured goods or local GST-paid goodsĮxport of goods from the Free Trade Zone (FTZ)Įxport of dutiable goods from a licensed warehouseĮxport of non-dutiable goods from a zero-GST warehouse, and goods under the Major Exporter Scheme ![]() The exporter is also required to declare the Free on Board (FOB) value of the goods in the export permit application. Willing to declare itself as the exporter on behalf of the party that issues the commercial invoice to the overseas buyer orĪcting as a consolidator for customers without a UEN. However, a third party (who is involved in taking the goods out of Singapore for export) may declare itself as the exporter, if the said party is: Generally, the exporter will be the party that issues the commercial invoice to his overseas customer. Goods and Services Tax (GST) and duty are not levied on goods exported from Singapore. In general, exporters must obtain the relevant Customs export permits before exporting goods from Singapore. ![]()
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