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Learn about the types, rules and issuance of certificates of origin (COs) for exporting goods from Singapore. Find out the best practices, penalties and offences for COs, and how to apply for customs ruling on classification of goods.
Step 1: Register your Manufacturing Premises/New Product Line. Register using the manufacturer’s application form. When submitting the application, please note that you are required to furnish all supporting documents as listed out in Section E of the application. Failure to do so may result in the application not being processed.
Certificates of Origin (CO) Application. Online application. Requirements / Conditions. By submitting your CO application to SICC, you are hereby undertaking and agreeing to the following: SICC to retain a copy of Certificate of Origin issued or documents endorsed or certified.
SCCCI is authorised by Singapore Customs to issue, endorse and certify CO for locally manufactured or processed goods, and goods from other countries which are re-exported from Singapore. Learn about the types, procedures, charges and express service of CO and eCO applications.
The Ordinary Certificate of Origin (CO) is issued for a product which meets any of the following criteria: Wholly Obtained (i.e. wholly grown or produced, refer to Annex I); Manufactured in Singapore with minimum 25% of Local Content based on the ex-factory price of the finished product;
Learn how to self-certify the originating status of your goods under various Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) with Singapore. Find the relevant FTAs, requirements, procedures and Customs circulars for self-certification.
The Singapore Manufacturing Federation is authorised by the Singapore Government (specifically Singapore Customs) to issue, endorse and certify Certificates of Origin and other supporting documents under Section 3 of the Exportation (CO & Commonwealth Preference Cert.) Order '71.
