If my company's application for the Free Trade Zone (FTZ) Operator Licence has been rejected, can I appeal against Singapore Customs' decision?

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Should the company be aggrieved by Singapore Customs' decision not to grant it the Free Trade Zone (FTZ) Operator Licence, the company can seek clarification from Singapore Customs regarding its application and appeal to the Minister for Finance.

If my company's application for the Free Trade Zone (FTZ) Operator Licence has been rejected, can I appeal against Singapore Customs' decision?

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