Customs Clearance in Malaysia: Everything You Need to Know

Customs clearance is a critical step in international trade, ensuring goods enter Malaysia legally and efficiently. Whether you’re importing or exporting, understanding Malaysia’s customs procedures helps avoid delays and extra costs. Angkut Logistics simplifies customs clearance, providing comprehensive support to navigate the regulatory landscape.

What is Customs Clearance?

Customs clearance involves obtaining permission from the Royal Malaysian Customs Department (RMCD) to import or export goods. It includes proper documentation, paying applicable duties and taxes, and ensuring compliance with national and international regulations.

Key Steps in the Customs Clearance Process:

1. Preparing Documentation
Essential documents required include:
2. Tariff Classification & Duty Calculation
Goods are classified using Harmonized System (HS) Codes, determining applicable import duties and taxes, such as:
3. Submitting Customs Declaration
All import/export transactions must be declared electronically via the Customs Information System (SMK) in Malaysia.
4. Customs Inspection & Approval
RMCD may inspect goods to verify compliance. Non-compliant goods may incur delays, penalties, or confiscation.
5. Payment of Duties and Taxes
Applicable duties and taxes must be paid before goods are released.
6. Release of Goods
Upon approval and payment confirmation, goods are cleared and can be transported to their final destination.

Common Customs Clearance Issues:

Why Choose Angkut Logistics for Customs Clearance?

Simplify Your Customs Clearance Today

Avoid customs hassles and delays. Let Angkut Logistics manage your customs clearance efficiently and reliably.
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