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TradeNet® is Singapore's National Single Window for trade declaration. It provides a single platform for Singapore's trade and logistics community to fulfill all import, export and transhipment related regulatory requirements.
Jun 26, 2024 · This service allows entities to activate their Customs Account so that they could transact with Singapore Customs. You can also sign up to receive free notification alerts whenever permits under your Unique Entity Number (UEN) have been approved by TradeNet®.
Jun 26, 2024 · Check the corresponding 8-digit HS code using the Singapore Trade Classification, Customs and Excise Duties publication. More Information on the Singapore Trade Classification Customs and Excise Duties publication.
TradeNet is Singapore’s National Single Window for trade declaration. Launched on 1 Jan 1989, it allows various parties from the public and private sectors to exchange trade information electronically.
You can register as a TradeNet user to access the following services: Information and status of applications (e.g., new application/amendment/cancellation/refund) submitted via TradeNet. Permit listing service. Cargo clearance permit printout service. What you need to know when submitting applications via TradeNet. 1) Unique Reference Number.
We encourage businesses to submit trade declarations via TradeNet and access our eServices via the Networked Trade Platform (www.ntp.gov.sg). Travellers may use the Customs@SG Web application via our eServices (www.customs.gov.sg/services) to make advance declarations and tax payments.
Getting Started. If your business entity wishes to engage in import, export and/or transhipment activities in Singapore, you will need to complete the steps listed below. Step 1: Activate your Custom Account via TradeNet. Step 2: Determine if your goods are controlled.
1.1 The application for a CO with Singapore Customs is to be made via TradeNet®. The application may be submitted by either the exporter, if he has the necessary declaring agent and declarant registrations with us, or by his appointed declaring agent.
You need an NParks-issued import permit to bring plants into Singapore. The import permit, also known as the cargo clearance permit, can be obtained for S$11 each via Singapore Custom’s TradeNet system.
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