Customs Clearing
Preparation before the border makes a difference at the border.
Commercial customs clearance involves more than submitting an invoice. Tariff classification, customs valuation, origin, permits, transport documents and supporting information can all affect how a declaration is processed. CGS assists clients through the Zimbabwe customs-clearance process — from preparing the customs file and declaration to coordinating assessment, examination where required and release.
Capabilities
What customs clearing covers.
- Commercial import clearance
- Export clearance
- Transit clearance
- Pre-clearance preparation
- Tariff / HS classification
- Customs valuation support
- Rules of origin guidance
- Preferential-duty preparation
- Temporary importation procedures
- Permit and regulatory-document coordination
- Customs examination coordination
- Entry monitoring and border facilitation
Don't wait for the truck to reach the border.
Trade Intelligence
Read before you ship.
Not Sure of the HS Code? Don't Guess at the Border
Why a product name alone is rarely enough to classify goods, and what information makes classification possible.
ValuationYour Invoice Price Is Not Always Your Customs Value
How customs value is built up from the transaction, and why freight and insurance terms matter.
PreparationDon't Wait for the Truck to Reach the Border
Sending documents before cargo arrives gives time to find and fix what is missing.
Tell us about your shipment.
Don't have all the documents yet? Send what you have. Early engagement can help identify what may still be required.