To export, you need to:

1.       Present a copy of the letter from the Ministry of Finance indicating your NUIT (Single Tax Identification Number).

2.       Present a copy of the exporter’s card, issued by the Ministry of Industry and Trade.

3.       Complete the form in which you appoint the Clearing Agent to represent you at Customs in the process to clear your goods through customs.

4.       Hand in the following documents, for exportation purposes:

•         Shipping order supplied by the Shipping Agent, if the goods are to be shipped by sea;

•         Original invoice with the FOB value of the goods;

•         Commitment for Bank Intermediation in the Exportation of Goods, issued by your bank;

•         Packing list of the goods;

•         International licences and certificates, when required (from agriculture, veterinary, fisheries, police, environment, health services, etc. - as appropriate);

•         Other official documents that may be required.

5.       Proceed to pack the goods with inspection and sealing of containers by customs.

6.       Provide payment for the requisition of funds presented by the clearing agent, in order to pay for the TSA, JUE fees, non-intrusive verification fees and other expenses relating to customs clearing.

7.       Handle the process to deliver the goods, in order to be loaded (shipped) from the Customs enclosure.

8.       Receive the foreign currency corresponding to the export value, from the supplier, through the banking system.