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I wish to import a consignment of goods for destruction. What should I do? (For controlled and non-dutiable goods)

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  1. Obtain the Competent Authority's approval, escort and supervision of the destruction of the controlled goods.

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  3. Upon approval by the Competent Authority, obtain a Customs In-Non-Payment (Destruction) permit via TradeNet before the importation. When applying, do note:

    • "DUMP" must be declared in the "Place of Receipt Code" field

    • The date of destruction, name and address of the licensed incineration plant and the booking reference no. as well as the approval letter reference from the National Environment Agency must be declared in the "Trader's Remarks" field, if applicable

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  5. The importer or his appointed declaring agent must submit the official receipt issued by the place of destruction or recycling and the permit to the Permits Compliance Branch of Singapore Customs within 4 working days from the date of clearance of the goods.

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  7. For more information, please visit this link. You may also visit Customs website on Customs procedures and FAQ.

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Import ProceduresImporting Goods for Destruction or Recycling

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