GOODS TEMPORARILY IMPORTED FOR RE-EXPORT FOR REPAIR NEED TO GO THROUGH CUSTOMS PROCEDURES?

Currently, there are a lot of imported goods that are damaged and need to be re-exported to foreign countries for repair and then re-import very complicated procedures. In order to help you understand the relevant customs law and procedures, I would like to summarize below

Regarding the procedures for goods temporarily imported for re-export, temporarily exported for re-import for warranty and repair, please refer to Article 55 of Decree No. 08/2015/ND-CP dated January 21, 2015 of the Goverment

"Article 55. Goods temporarily imported for re-export, temporarily exported for re-import for warranty and repair purposes

1. Customs dossiers for goods temporarily imported for re-export:

a) The customs declaration according to the form issued by the Ministry of Finance;

b) Transport documents in case goods are transported by sea, air or railway: 01 scan

c) Import license, written notification of specialized inspection results in accordance with relevant laws: 01 original.

2. Customs dossiers for temporarily exported - re-imported goods:

a) The customs declaration according to the form issued by the Ministry of Finance;

b) Export license, written notification of specialized inspection results in accordance with relevant laws: 01 original.

3. Location of customs procedures: At the border gate Customs Sub-Department.

4. Time limit for temporary import - re-export, temporary export - re-import: Follow the agreement of the trader with the partner and register with the Customs Sub-Department when carrying out procedures for temporary import and temporary export.

5. Customs procedures shall comply with the provisions of Section 5 of this Chapter."

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