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Procedure Name

Customs procedure for goods brought into bonded warehouses from non-tariff zones or inland areas

Description

Category	Permit/Certificate
Responsible Agency	Local Customs Department Address: Phone: Email:
Legal basis of the Procedure	Customs Law 54/2014/QH13 dated June 23, 2014. Decree 08/2015/ND-CP of the Government dated January 21, 2015 providing specific provisions and guidance on enforcement of the Customs Law regarding customs procedures, examination, supervision and control procedures. Circular 38/2015/TT-BTC dated March 25, 2015 of the Ministry of Finance on customs procedures, customs supervision and inspection; export tax, import tax, and tax administration applied to exported and imported goods. Circular 274/2016/TT-BTC on the rate, collection, submission, management and use of the customs fees and the charges on goods and vehicles in transit..
Processing time	The examination of dossier shall be completed within 02 working hours from the receipt of sufficient information or documents of customs dossier
Fee	VND 20,000

Required documents:

No	Type of documents	Note
1	Form 29/DSCT/GSQL in Annex V (for goods transported in containers) or list of goods using Form 30/DSHH/GSQL in Annex V (for other goods) of Circular No. 38/2015/TT-BTC	.

Process Steps

Step 1

Perform the registration of declaration applied to export goods from a free trade zone or the domestic market and at the same time take the following steps:

With regard to exported goods that are exempt from physical inspection and released or granted customs clearance, goods approved for independent transport, after goods are gathered inside the customs controlled area, the declarant or carrier shall provide information about the container list and declaration number using form No. 29/DSCT/GSQL in Annex V (if goods are transported in containers) or list of goods using form No. 30/DSHH/GSQL in Annex V (for other goods) of Circular No. 38/2015/TT-BTC.
With regard to exported goods subject to physical inspection that have been released or granted customs clearance at the Sub-department of Customs outside the checkpoint area, the declarant is responsible for protecting the status quo of goods and the customs seal throughout the transportation. After the customs authority checks and certifies, the declarant shall perform the tasks prescribed in Point 1 of the above Clause.
With regard to exported goods of which physical inspection is carried out by the Sub-department of Customs at the checkpoint, the declarant shall follow Point 1 of the above Clause as soon as goods are released or granted customs clearance.
If the port/warehouse/depot operator does not have an IT system that meet standards for management, supervision of exported or imported goods moved in or out of the port or depot area, the declarant or carrier shall provide information about the number of declaration, list of containers, and list of goods for the customs authority.
If the declaration of exported goods has been released or granted customs clearance, goods have been moved into customs controlled area at the checkpoint of export, but the carrier is only able to load part of the shipment onto the means of transport, and the remaining amount is loaded onto another means of transport, then the carrier shall send a written request to the Sub-department of Customs where goods are stored for continued monitoring the remaining goods until all of them have been actually exported.

Step 2

The bonded warehouse owner/proprietor shall update information on arrival of goods on the System of the customs authority and send the information to the customs authority in charge of the bonded warehouse.

Process Map:

Title	Description	Created Date	Updated Date	Issued By
Form 29/DSCT/GSQL Annex V - For containers	Form 29/DSCT/GSQL Annex V - For containers	20-03-2016	20-03-2016	Ministry of Finance
Form 30/DSCT/GSQL Annex V - For other goods	Form 30/DSCT/GSQL Annex V - For other goods	20-03-2016	20-03-2016	Ministry of Finance