What should I do if I had plans to re-export my goods but left this detail out in the Import Certificate (IC)?

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Please produce the following documents to Singapore Customs for an approval to re-export your goods if you did not indicate in the Import Certificate (IC) that you had plans to re-export them: (a) End-User Statement, and (b) Export licence from the exporter's government authority granting approval for the re-export of your goods from Singapore to the destination country, or a confirmation from the exporting country that they do not control the re-exportation of your goods. Please also obtain the relevant export permit in TradeNet before the re-export fo the goods from Singapore.

What should I do if I had plans to re-export my goods but left this detail out in the Import Certificate (IC)?

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