CUSTOMS FACT SHEET 6A 2025

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The document is a Customs Fact Sheet (6A) from New Zealand that provides essential information on completing an electronic export entry. It outlines the requirements for electronically clearing goods for export, including necessary fields and codes to be used in the Customs Online Declarations website and EDI software. The fact sheet details the process for submitting export entries, including adjustments, drawback entries, and specific data requirements related to goods being exported. It also includes appendices with codes for processing ports, permit authorities, statistical units, currency codes, and prohibited goods.

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Begin by filling in the 'Trading partner code' field with your unique client code issued by the New Zealand Customs Service. Ensure it consists of 8 digits plus a check letter.
Next, enter a 'Client reference' that uniquely identifies your entry within the Customs processing system, limited to 14 characters.
For 'Processing port', input the five-digit Customs port code where you want your entry processed, as listed in Appendix A.
In the 'Entry class', insert ‘830’ for an export entry and specify the 'Entry type' as either ‘40’ for standard or ‘41’ for drawback entries.
Complete all required fields as outlined in the Field Requirements section, ensuring accuracy to avoid delays in processing.

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What is the customs duty exemption?

A customs duty exemption in India refers to a provision under customs law that allows certain specific goods to be imported without the payment of some or all of the applicable customs duties that would otherwise be levied.

What is overflight clearance?

Overflight permits are typically required for aircraft passing through a countrys airspace without landing. These permits ensure compliance with the nations air traffic regulations, safety protocols, and payment of applicable fees.

What is the allowable exemption for customs?

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What needs to be reported at customs?

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How to fill out a customs sheet?

How to Fill Out a Customs Form for International Shipping Name and complete address of the sender. Complete address and name of receiver. Item description (if there are several different products in the same package, note them all separately) Quantity of items. Value of each item. Weight and dimensions of a package.

What is the overflight exemption for US customs?

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