ACS Customs Clearance Services facilitate your freight assuring you of an effortless and secure customs clearance process With the help of our team of custom clearance specialists.
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What is Customs Clearance?
It is the checking process that any cargo or products go through in ports to be approved to enter a country, where the products must meet the quota of customs clearance in each country it arrives at.
Leave the customs clearance for us
You don’t have to worry about anything, our professional customs clearance team is up to date with all of the regulations, and the documentation needed to pass through the customs gates, No matter where you want to export or import your goods, ACS by your side for both intercontinental container shipping.
Our Custom Clearance Services at ACS include
Import Customs Clearance
Is the process of inspecting and approving goods through Customs Notified and Bonded Area to be accepted into a country, by finishing up all the government's required process of submitting documentation to let goods into the country.
Export Customs Clearance
Export customs clearance is the process of clearing goods through port customs in the destination country, as some certificates must be issued and authorized by the exporting country.
Customs Transit Documentation
It is a document that gives goods the authority to pass through a country as a transit, between two or more different customs territories where the goods are held under customs control.
The most important shipping documents
Commercial Invoice
It is the invoice issued by the exporter to the importer, the receiver of the goods. and it is the most important document required in the customs clearance process for an ocean freight shipping process.
Export/Import Customs Declaration
The exports/ imports customs declaration is an important document that shows a detailed list of descriptions of goods being imported or exported when entering a customs territory, where goods intended for export or import go under some procedure.
Packing List
It is a detailed overview of the cargo, an important document needed in international freight, and it includes information on the dimensions and weight of the package, how it is packed, and all the marks and numbers that are noted on the outside of the shipment's box.
Bill of Lading & Sea Waybill
The bill of lading (BOL) is a legal document issued by a carrier, it includes a receipt that gives authority to carry and ship goods, it also means that the party holding this document is the party that controls the cargo, and it serves as a proof that the carrier has received the cargo, and it is one of the primary document used in sea transport
Bill of lading
Bill of lading is a very important document given by the owner of the cargo to the shipper giving him the authority of the cargo shipment.
A bill of lading (BL or BOL) is a legal document proofing the property of cargo whether it was LCL FCL Or AIR, and It is the most important and necessary document in the export and import shipping industry (Ocean, Air, and Inland).
It is an agreement between the shipper and a freight carrier giving him the responsibility and the authority over the cargo. Containing all the information required to process the freight shipment and properly invoice it, specifying the kind, quantity, and final destination of the goods being transported, and the agreed-upon terms and conditions for the transportation of the goods.
Egyptian Costumes
ACS’s special services where we help you finish all your obligations with The Egyptian customs authority, the party controlling the movement of goods imported into the country and goods exported from the country and the Monitoring of warehouses, and the one who collects the needed fees and taxes according to the customs tariff law.
