When should I apply for the Certificate of Non-Manipulation (CNM)?
If your goods are transshipped or re-exported through or via Singapore, and your company needs a certificate to certify that the goods have not been manipulated while in Singapore, your company may wish to apply for a Certificate of Non-Manipulation (CNM).
For more information on the Certificate of Non-Manipulation, your company may refer to Customs Circular 19/2023.
Related questions
May I apply for Certificate of Non-Manipulation (CNM) when the goods have cleared from Free Trade Zone (FTZ) to local and then re-export it out to overseas?
Are there any changes to the requirements to qualify for the Certificate of Non-Manipulation (CNM)?
Do I need to apply for Certificate of Non-Manipulation (CNM) when exporting the goods out of Singapore?
Can I apply for Certificates of Non-Manipulation(CNM) after the departure date of the goods?
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