Do I need to apply for Certificate of Non-Manipulation (CNM) when exporting the goods out of Singapore?
The Certificate of Non-Manipulation (CNM) is not a required document to import/export the goods in/out of Singapore.
A CNM certifies that the goods transited via Singapore, which are covered by a preferential Certificate of Origin issued by the origin country to the final importing country under a Free Trade Agreement which Singapore is not a Party to, have not undergone any manipulation while in Singapore.
A CNM certifies that the goods transited via Singapore, which are covered by a preferential Certificate of Origin issued by the origin country to the final importing country under a Free Trade Agreement which Singapore is not a Party to, have not undergone any manipulation while in Singapore.
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