Who should apply for Strategic Goods permit for export, transhipment and transit cargo?

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An individual who exports, tranships, transit or brings in a strategic good, software or technology must obtain a Strategic Goods permit.

If there is more than one carrier involved in a transhipment case, the onus is on the company that issues the Airway Bill (AWB) to submit the transhipment permit.

For transit, the carrier should be responsible for the submission of a Strategic Goods permit.

However, it is the responsibility of all parties involved to ensure that the goods that they are handling are covered by a valid permit.

Who should apply for Strategic Goods permit for export, transhipment and transit cargo?

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