IMPORT AND CUSTOMS CLEARANCE FROM CHINA TO OMAN
Conditions Of Import From China To Oman
Terms and requirements change depending on whether you import goods under your own company name or use a third import services company. In each of these contexts, there is a set of specific requirements that companies must comply with.
In the first context, if you import in the name of your company, you will be responsible for operations from customs clearance to delivery of goods to the final location. These processes include obtaining appropriate licenses, ensuring compliance with local laws and regulations, and paying appropriate customs duties. The specific conditions are as follows:
- Provides the company’s commercial registration certificate and tax identification number.
- Oman Chamber of Industry and Commerce (OCCI) membership: Make sure your certificate is valid.
- The imported goods must conform to the technical specifications and standards recognized in the Sultanate of Oman.
- Pay appropriate customs duties and taxes upon arrival of goods at the port or airport in Oman.
Documents Required For Customs Clearance In Oman
- A certified copy of the commercial registration and activity form or permission to import in the absence of this form.
- A valid copy of the certificate of affiliation with the Oman Chamber of Industry and Commerce (OCIC).
- Valid certificate from the manufacturer.
- Valid price list.
- Packaging lists.
- Bill of lading at sea and air customs offices only.
- Shipment manifest (document containing a detailed description of the shipment).
- Delivery permission from the shipping agent.
- A valid comprehensive written authorization from the person responsible for customs clearance.
- Fill out the import declaration and the form of clearance and classification of goods in accordance with the applicable system with other required documents, which must be submitted to whom it may concern.
- In the absence of a valid purchase invoice or certificate from the manufacturer, the clearance will be at a cost of OMR 20 to be paid in cash. This amount can be refunded if the required documents are submitted within 90 days from the date of payment.
- Provide approval from the authority responsible for restricted goods only.
- Pay taxes and customs duties required for the total value of the shipment including cargo and insurance (CIF).