Which permit should I apply for if the GST registration number presented by the OVR Vendor is invalid but there is a GST paid indicator on the item?

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If you have information that GST registration number presented is invalid, you should verify the GST registration number with the OVR Vendor (where possible) before applying for a permit.

If you are unable to obtain a valid GST registration number from the OVR Vendor, you should declare GST payment permit where import relief is not applicable (i.e., imports > S$400 via air or post and all imports via sea or land).

Which permit should I apply for if the GST registration number presented by the OVR Vendor is invalid but there is a GST paid indicator on the item?

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