Reply: Pursuant to the provisions of the Government's Decree No. 35/2003 / ND-CP of March 31, 2004, guiding the implementation of a number of articles of the Law on Fire Protection and Circular No. 11/2014 / TT-BCA dated 12 March 3, 2014 of the Ministry of Public Security guiding the implementation of the Government's Decree No. 35/2003 / ND-CP, the import of fire prevention and fighting means does not require a permit. However, these items belong to the List of products and goods which are likely to cause unsafety under the Ministry of Public Security's management responsibility according to Circular No. 14 / TT-BCA dated March 20, 2012 when imported. must be accredited according to regulations. Therefore, it is recommended that Enterprises contact the General Department of Logistics - Technology (Ministry of Public Security) for specific instructions.
Please indicate when the customs office terminates the operation of the customs clearance agency, which authority to decide to terminate the agency?
Are the procedures for importing activated carbon and sand for water filtration required for a permit?
What are the independent shipping customs procedures applied to? What documents do they include?
In which case is the goods exempt from actual inspection?