How can I become a Customs Broker?
There are a number of requirements that you need to fulfil before becoming a Customs Broker.
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skip to Main ContentThere are a number of requirements that you need to fulfil before becoming a Customs Broker.
The role of a Customs Broker is to act on your behalf to lodge import or export declarations.
Yes: If you are importing or exporting commercial goods you must use a Customs Broker. You can find out more information about Customs Brokers here
You will need to provide your Customs Broker with the following: Power of Attorney enabling the broker to operate on your behalf The purchase invoices for all the goods Any and all documents related to transport costs Any specialist documentation…
Yes: Under Article 61 of the Customs Code (Decree Law 14/2017), we can seek authority through the Criminal Procedure Code to enter your premises to gain access to records, whether paper or electronic. Under normal circumstances, however, we will only…
Yes: In some cases, we may still want to inspect goods that have been sent green lane, however, this should not happen on a regular basis, and if it does, you should ask to speak with a customs manager or…
Any consignment not selected by red lane, yellow lane or blue lane, is sent to the "Green Lane". This means that once you have paid the relevant duties and taxes, your goods are immediately released without the need for any…
After you have lodged your declaration within ASYCUDA World, your consignment will be routed one of three different ways. "Blue Lane means that your consignment will be immediately released upon payment of the relevant duties and taxes, however, we will…
After you have lodged your declaration within ASYCUDA World, your consignment will be routed one of three different ways. "Yellow Lane" means that your declaration, and the documents that you submitted, will be examined by a customs officer. In the…
After you have lodged your declaration within ASYCUDA World, your consignment will be routed one of three different ways. "Red Lane" means that your consignment will be physically inspected by a customs officer. In some cases, and depending upon the…