The first step in customs clearance is to submit documents. Of course, different countries have different policies. Some require importers to register with the customs system for certain industries, such as the model of imported cars, etc. Of course, the person in charge of customs clearance should be familiar with customs policies because the situations in various countries are different.

Then there is the bill - of - lading exchange. Maybe some users dont understand this term. For the purpose of this discussion, the bill - of - lading exchange is a change of the bill of lading. In other words, the intermediary changes the recipient from himself to the actual buyer.

Then, the process moves to the electronic archiving stage. During this phase, customs must accurately describe the contents of the goods and submit them to customs. Upon completion, a "special document" is automatically generated. After the electronic reporting is finished, you will proceed to the inspection request process. Customs officers will bring the relevant documents to the cargo inspection department for verification, ensuring that the goods are legally imported and sold.

Once you allow the customs to inspect the goods, comply with the regulations of your country/region and pay the customs duties, you can successfully receive the customs clearance form. When the customs officer enters the release form, it is transmitted to the customs. At that time, the customs will clear the goods according to the model, quantity and specifications indicated on the bill of lading.