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Procedure Name

Temporal Exports for Commercial Use

Description

Category	Clearance
Responsible Agency	Eswatini Revenue Authority. Address: Portion 419 of Farm 50, Along MR103 Ezulwini, Swaziland Phone: (+268) 2406 4000/ 2406 4050 Fax: (+268) 2406 4001 Email: info@sra.org.sz
Legal base of the Procedure	Customs and Excise Act, 1971
Fee	No charge

Required Documents

No.	Type of information	Note
1	Invoice	Supporting documents to be presented that may be required for verification purposes.
2	Export Permit
3	Transport document
4	SAD 500

Process Steps

Step 1	The exporter lodges the SAD 500 at the port of exit.
Step 2	Complete the declaration form SAD 500 which is used to declare goods exported, either by manufacturers or business owners.
Step 3	All supporting documents should be attached to the completed form.
Step 4	The officer at port of entry processses the application and if approved, then issues an exit note for the goods to pass through the border gate.
Step 5	The exporter then recieves an exit note.

Category

Export

The following form/s are used in this procedure

Title	Description	Created Date	Updated Date	Issued By
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This procedure applies to the following measures

Name	Measure Type	Agency	Description	Comments	Legal Document	Validity To	Measure Class
Temporal Exports for Commercial Use	General		Temporary exportation of goods means the Customs procedure under which goods are in free circulation in a Customs territory and may be temporarily exported. An exporter is expected to have an import permit.	Temporal exports for commercial use is when assets are shipped for repairs and maintenance, service, outward processing, exchange, exhibition, hiring / leasing as well as for purposes of storage in approved storage in other countries and then re-imported with total or partial exemption from import duties and taxes or alternatively be permanently exported.	The Customs and Excise Act, 1971	09-09-9999	Good