Customs clearance definition

Customs clearance means the completion of the relevant customs procedure to allow goods to be—

Customs clearance means documentation of the customs declarations for the imported, exported and transit goods according to the procedures provided for herein.

Customs clearance means any official action of placing the goods under a customs procedure or of carrying out formalities for re-exportation of goods in a normal procedure in accordance with Article 72 to 85 of this Law or under a simplified procedure in accordance with Article 88 paragraph (1) item b) or c) of this Law;

Examples of Customs clearance in a sentence

• Seller shall assume all U.S. import responsibilities, to include designation as U.S. Importer of Record, Customs clearance, duty, permits, licenses, taxes, and fees for Products entering into the United States under this Order.

• Customs Duty Exemption Certificate and other relevant documents required for Customs clearance will be provided.

• This payment will be released to the Indian Agent immediately after Customs clearance of the goods in India.

• This payment will be released to theIndian Agent immediately after Customs clearance of the goods in India.

• For Domestic Purchase Orders (Purchase orders issued to entities addressed in the United States): Seller shall assume all U.S. import responsibilities, to include designation as U.S. Importer of Record, Customs clearance, duty, taxes, and fees for goods entering into the United States.

More Definitions of Customs clearance

Customs clearance means the completion of customs formalities for goods to be imported, exported or placed under another professional customs management mechanism.

Customs clearance means activities consisting in carrying out, on behalf of another party, customs formalities concerning import, export or through transport of cargoes, irrespective of whether this service is the main activity of the service supplier or a usual complement of its main activity;

Customs clearance means the services which the Company undertakes for the Customer as a customs broker, whether charged for or not, and includes completing all formalities required by the Customs Law so that Goods can be delivered for domestic use, transit or export.

Customs clearance means the procedure of placement of goods and means of transport under a certain customs procedure and conclusion of this procedure under the present Code;

Customs clearance means completion of the customs formalities in order to permit the exportation or importation of goods or to place goods under a customs procedure;

Customs clearance used in this Act means to export, import and return any goods in compliance with such procedure pursuant to this Act.

Customs clearance means the compliance with the customs formalities as required in order to bring goods into consumption, to export them, or to submit them to another customs procedure.