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Navigating the complexities of importing and exporting goods in Thailand can be challenging due to stringent regulations, licenses, and permits. At Siamento Export, we specialize in offering comprehensive solutions to businesses seeking to engage in international trade. Our team of specialists is dedicated to guiding you through every step of the process, ensuring that your import and export operations comply with all legal requirements. With our expertise, you can streamline your international trade endeavors and seize new opportunities with confidence.

Overview of Thai clearance process

1. File an Import Declaration

Commence the Import Declaration Process: Initiate the import clearance procedure by filing an Import Declaration, which can be submitted either manually using Customs Form 99 or 99/1, or electronically through the EDI system.

2. Provide supporting official documents

Document specifying cargo (air waybill for air freight or bill of lading for sea freight)
Three duplicates of the invoice
Inventory of packaged items
Proof of insurance as indicated on the invoice
Release form (Customs Form 100/1 or 469)
Foreign transaction report if the import value surpasses 500,000 Baht
Import license (when necessary)
Certificates of Origin (if applicable)
Any other pertinent documents like product catalogs and specifications, etc.

3. Check the Declaration and other Documents

The third phase involves presenting the Import Declaration and its accompanying documents for thorough inspection by Customs personnel at the designated entry port, whether using the EDI Red Line or manual system. During this stage, Customs officers will scrutinize the accuracy of the Declaration and ensure that all the necessary supporting documents are properly affixed. Furthermore, they will conduct a comprehensive review, including an examination of the Customs tariff, tax and duty calculations, as well as the valuation of the imported goods.

4. Collect Import Duties and Taxes

Settling payment with the Customs Department
Utilizing Electronic Funds Transfer through BOT's BAHTNET
Making electronic payments via Krung Thai Bank
Executing Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) via the EDI system

5. Inspect and release customs cargo

Customs inspectors will proceed to examine the imported goods. It is imperative that the contents of the inspected package align with the importer's initial declaration. Once this verification process is complete, the customs inspectors will validate and record the transaction in the computer system, enabling the release of the goods to the importer.

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We are proud to hold the right certifications, ensuring the highest standards in our products and services. Our commitment to quality and compliance shines through, so you can trust in the authenticity and excellence of everything we offer. Explore our range with confidence, knowing that you are choosing a trusted partner in the world of import and export.