Maersk Customs Services in Bolivia

Our Maersk Customs Services can help you with the complexities of border controls and customs regulations. For import and export cargos. At both - origin and destination.

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clearance for import

Complete standard customs clearance process for importation.
Consists of the set of customs procedures and formalities required to apply one of the legally established customs regimes, the importation for consumption regime or temporary admission of the goods.
Customs clearance is initiated and formalized by submitting a Goods Declaration to the customs office at the destination, which must be accompanied by the required documentation as indicated in Art. 111 of the General Customs Law.
Guidance on the correct fiscal classification of the goods, the type of operation and the existing commercial agreements that might apply to you.
Consultancy services for customs clearance, such as information regarding the certificates/licences required for each type of product.

Obligatory documents for importation

Original Commercial Invoice which must include the Incoterm and payment terms
Transportation document
Original Customs Warehouse Notice of Receipt
Insurance policy (if there is one) original or copy which must indicate the value of the premium
Original port charges document (as applicable)
Invoice for transportation costs for the cargo loaded or freight certification
Original packing list
Purchase Order
Freight or transportation certificate
Original goods origin certificate (as applicable)
Original prior certification or authorization (as applicable)
Andean Value Declaration (Declaración Andina del Valor - DAV) or Goods Declaration Form (Formulario de Declaración de Mercancías - FDM)

For Abbreviations & Explanations, please check shipping terms.

FAQs

Customs arrangements in Bolivia are

General Clearance: General clearance is performed with the submission of the goods declara-tion to apply a specific customs regime.
Early clearance: The process is performed prior to the arrival of the goods in the customs territory.
Immediate clearance: Applies only to certain goods that must be immediately available to the consignee based on their nature or storage conditions.