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Do I have to apply for an export permit to move locally manufactured goods from the Zero-GST warehouse into the Free Trade Zone (FTZ)?

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If you wish to move your locally manufactured goods from the Zero-GST warehouse to the Free Trade Zone (FTZ) for storage prior to the exportation, you will be required to obtain an Out "Approved Premises/Schemes" (OUT-APS) permit for the movement of goods.

Subsequently, you will be required to obtain an Out "Direct" (OUT-DRT) permit when goods are shipped out from the FTZ in Singapore.

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Export ProceduresTypes of Export Permits

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