Exporting for the first time can feel overwhelming once customs paperwork enters the picture. Here is what you actually need.
Commercial Invoice
Details the transaction value, buyer and seller information, and terms of sale.
Packing List
An itemised breakdown of what is inside each package, used for verification at customs.
Bill of Lading / Airway Bill
Your contract of carriage and receipt of goods from the carrier.
Certificate of Origin
Confirms where your goods were manufactured, which affects duty rates under trade agreements.
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