FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)
How long does customs clearance take in Malaysia?
What is a customs clearance fee?
How crucial is it to ensure compliance with customs regulations?
Can I appoint forwarding agents to handle customs clearance on my behalf?
If you have more than 3 forwarding agents in one particular state, you may need to cancel one of the existing forwarding agents before you can appoint a new forwarding agent. However, if your company has volume transactions, you may write to the Royal Malaysian Customs Department for the appointment of a 4th or 5th forwarding agent, subject to their final approval.
What role does a customs broker play in the customs clearance process?
Furthermore, the customs broker will assist you to clear the goods within the given free time and in case there’s any consignment held by the Royal Malaysian Customs Department, they will assist the exporter or importer to attend the examination session and to liaise with the customs officers for all the documents required so that you need not go to the customs office daily to get the issues resolved.
Why do you need a customs broker like Solid Xpress (M) Sdn. Bhd.?
We can also help you check out the percentage of duty or tax that needs to be paid before shipment arrangements so that you can check your cost prior to importing. Contact us today for all your global logistics needs.
What are the documents needed for a normal import shipment into Malaysia?
Don’t worry about the paperwork. Solid Xpress will handle all necessary documentation for your import shipment, including the commercial invoice and airway bill. We’ll also take care of any required permits or licences.
What customs forms are required for importing or exporting goods in Malaysia?
Our customs experts will handle the correct forms and procedures for your specific needs.
- Import: Customs Form No. 1 (K1) is the primary declaration form for importing goods into Malaysia.
- Export: Customs Form No. 2 (K2) is used for exporting goods from Malaysia.
- Interstate Movement: Customs Form No. 3 (K3) is required for transporting goods between Peninsular and East Malaysia.
Bonded Warehousing: Customs Form No. 8 (K8) is used for bonded movement of dutiable and non-dutiable shipments within Malaysia.
What is the export clearance process?
Export clearance involves a series of steps to ensure goods can legally leave Malaysia. This includes preparing export documentation, complying with export regulations, and obtaining necessary permits or licences. Our team will manage the entire export clearance process efficiently.
What is the import clearance process?
Import clearance is the process of releasing imported goods after they arrive in Malaysia. It involves submitting the required customs declaration, paying duties and taxes, and complying with import regulations. Solid Xpress will handle all aspects of import clearance to ensure a smooth and timely release of your goods.