What does this cover?
Import Clearance is delivered as part of a confirmed shipping scope, with the responsibilities and charges stated in the quotation.
Import clearance is where the destination decides: duty and tax are assessed on the declared value, the tariff line is checked against the goods, and any certification or registration the country requires is verified. It is the stage most likely to add days, so it is planned for rather than assumed.
Destination-side import clearance under the agreed scope.
Import Clearance is delivered as part of a confirmed shipping scope, with the responsibilities and charges stated in the quotation.
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Read guide →Under a confirmed DDP scope, Honour Ocean handles destination import clearance and settles duty and tax for the declared goods. Customs revaluation, inspection, remote delivery and special cargo exceptions are confirmed per shipment.
The quotation states the import arrangement, the dutiable value basis and the delivery area. If customs does not accept the declared value, the difference and any inspection cost are confirmed with you rather than absorbed silently into the original price.
Send the cargo details, origin, destination and preferred delivery scope for review.