Goods were brought into Singapore under a temporary import permit. Part of the goods was sold to the customer. What permit should I apply for the goods sold?

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In the event that the goods imported under the Temporary Import Scheme (TIS) are sold, transferred or disposed of locally, the importer will be required to pay duty and/or GST for any temporarily imported goods listed in the In-Non-Payment (TCR) permit.

The importer is required to obtain a payment permit to account for the importation and duty and/or GST payment. When obtaining a payment permit, the previous temporary import permit must be declared in the "Previous Permit Number" field.

Goods were brought into Singapore under a temporary import permit. Part of the goods was sold to the customer. What permit should I apply for the goods sold?

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