I am exporting a good that originates from Singapore under the ACFTA that does not exceed USD $200.00. Will a Form E be required for the export of this good under ACFTA?

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Under Rule 16 of the Operational Certification Procedures under the ACFTA, for consignment of products originating in the exporting Party and not exceeding US$200.00 FOB, there is no need for a Form E.

Instead, a simplified declaration by the exporter in a format as required by the importing Party that the products in question originated from the exporting party shall be accepted. However, this exportation shall not form part of a series of exportations that is undertaken or arranged for the purpose of avoiding the production of a Form E.

I am exporting a good that originates from Singapore under the ACFTA that does not exceed USD $200.00. Will a Form E be required for the export of this good under ACFTA?

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