Should I apply for an In-Non-Payment "Storage in FTZ" permit to import liquors and tobacco (i.e. items which have to be stored in the Free Trade Zone)?

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Liquors and tobacco are not allowed to be stored in the Free Trade Zone (FTZ).

You should obtain an In-Payment "Duty and GST" (IPT-DNG) permit or an In-Non-Payment "Approved Premises/Schemes" (INP-APS) permit for storage at approved premises within 30 days from the date of arrival.

Should I apply for an In-Non-Payment "Storage in FTZ" permit to import liquors and tobacco (i.e. items which have to be stored in the Free Trade Zone)?

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