Import/Export Procedures

Prakas No.1608 MEF .Date 21-12-2018

Prakas No.1608 MEF .BRK PRAKAS ON THE PROVISION OF PUBLIC SERVICE OF THE GDCE 

MEF & MoH Joint Prakas No 1356 on Providing Public Service and Monetary Punishment

MEF & MoH Joint Prakas No 1356 on Providing Public Service and Monetary Punishment

The Provision of Public Service of THE Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries

The Provision of Public Service of THE Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries

Customs Tariff of Cambodia

Goods entering or leaving the customs territory are subject, as applicable, to import duties and taxes or export taxes as specified in the Customs Tariff

Preferential Treatment​ under Framework of Free Trade Agreements (Imported to Kingdom of Cambodia)

Importers of the Kingdom of Cambodia may apply for preferential tariffs under the framework of the Kingdom of Cambodia Free Trade Agreements with its trading partners in force

Preferential Treatment​ under Framework of Free Trade Agreements (Exported From Kingdom of Cambodia)

Exporters Goods from the Kingdom of Cambodia may apply for preferential tariffs rates as a trade under the framework of a free trade agreement with the Kingdom of Cambodia

Compromise settlement of Customs Offense

In accordance with Article 77 of the Law of Customs, Customs administration has the right to settle customs offences. This right of settlement applies only to monetary fines. The settlement shall occur only before any decision by competent court has been made.

Handbook on Customs Clearance

Import Export Proccedures Detail have in Handbook on Customs Clearance

Appeal Procedure against Customs Offense Record

Individuals, who have been penalized or whose goods, vehicle, or other items have been detained by customs, can appeal in writing to the General Department of Customs and excise of Cambodia (GDCE) within 30 days after receiving the notification of the punishment or detention by providing the reason of the appeal and depositing security in accordance with the article 41 of Customs Laws.

Appeal against the Customs decision on Tariff Classification, Rule of Origin, and Customs Valuation

In case where the individual, importer, or his/her agent is not satisfied with the new Customs assessment on tariff classification, origin, or custom valuation in the notice above, they may make a written appeal to the General Department of Customs and Excise of Cambodia (GDCE) within 30 days from the date of receipt of the Customs notice. The GDCE must respond within 60 days after receiving the written appeal. (Article 24 of Customs Laws)