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Under what situation can I apply for In-Non-Payment 'Shut-Out' permit and how do I do so?

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You may obtain an In-Non-Payment "Shut-Out" (INP-SHO) permit via TradeNet, subject to the goods meeting the qualifying conditions and documentation requirements for the removal of shut-out goods from the Free Trade Zone (FTZ) under the specific scenarios found on Customs website.

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Import ProceduresRe-Importing Shut-Out Goods

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