Customs clearance work involves preparation and submission of documentations required to facilitate export or imports into the country, representing client during customs examination, assessment, payment of duty and co taking delivery of   cargo from customs after clearance along with documents.

We act on behalf of the shipper (importer or exporter depending on the INCO Terms) and arranges for the customs clearances of the imported goods. The role entails: ... Collecting payment from the shipper for duties and taxes / VAT and making payment to Customs / SARS authorities

Our team oversees the entire process of cargo movement, organizing the most suitable port schedules and negotiating the best rates available on the market.

Having the proper paperwork and being able to track your shipment from place to place is key to avoiding issues like having your cargo held or misplaced during this process. We have liaised with the shipping lines to keep you informed of the status of any shipments and assist with the documentary requirements. Our management team will be responsible in carrying out the following process;

• Arranging transport from your doors to the warehouse or storage facility and/or from storage. Arranging for the sea transport- times, loading, costs, and paperwork.
• Assist you in preparing all necessary documents for importing/exporting in the Nigeria and the country of origin or country of receipt, such as tariff classifications, audits, detailed costing of shipments, Import or Export Declarations, Bill of Lading, Certificate of Origin, Bill of Entry, and more
• Business systems integrated with Department of International Trade and other legal offices to ensure your paperwork and shipment is processed timely and properly