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Can goods exported under a temporary export permit be partially re-imported?

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You can partially re-import the temporarily exported goods by applying for the corresponding re-importation [INP (TCI)] permit via TradeNet and produce it, together with the goods, for clearance at the inward checkpoint.

In the 'Traders Remarks' field, indicate "Partial return of goods vide Invoice number XXX" and declare the previous OUT (TCI) permit in the "Previous Permit Number" field during permit application.

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