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What documentation should I submit to my customs broker?

You will need to provide your Customs Broker with the following:

  1. Power of Attorney enabling the broker to operate on your behalf
  2. The purchase invoices for all the goods
  3. Any and all documents related to transport costs
  4. Any specialist documentation specific to your goods, for example: Sanitary and phytosanitary certificates.
You can find out more information about Customs Brokers here
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Do I have to use a Customs Broker?

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

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What is the role of a Customs Broker?

The role of a Customs Broker is to act on your behalf to lodge import or export declarations.

You can find out more information about Customs Brokers here
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How can I become a Customs Broker?

There are a number of requirements that you need to fulfil before becoming a Customs Broker.

You can find out more information about these requirements here
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