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Is my re-export eligible for a back-to-back Preferential Certificate of Origin (PCO)?
The re-export may be eligible for a back-to-back preferential Certificate of Origin (PCO) issued under a specific Free Trade Agreement (FTA), under the following conditions:
- The first exporting country, Singapore, and final importing country are Parties to the FTA;
- The FTA contains a back-to-back PCO provision;
- The goods are imported into Singapore from the first exporting country and re-exported from Singapore to the final importing country;
- The import of the goods into Singapore is covered by a PCO issued by the issuing authority in the first exporting country;
- The goods do not undergo any further processing in Singapore; and
- The goods fulfil the relevant requirements in the Operational Certification Procedures of the FTA.
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