IMPORT PROCESS

For the effectiveness of the logistic processes it is necessary to establish some accurate
steps, which make it easier for developing a good export or imports procedures. In the same
way, it is important as well that the parts involved (exporter and importer) analyze their
responsibility on the logistic operation. the next is an example of steps to do an import
process correctly and efficiently.

1. Notification for arrival

2. Manifest the burden
3. Travel document information
4. Arrival advice
5. Discharge authorisation
6. Unloading of goods
7. Notice of completion of unloading of goods
8. Discharge or inconsistencies report
9. Request for shipment form or transit declaration
10. Transfer of merchandise
11. Receipt form
12. Import declaration
13. Acceptance of import declaration
14. Payment of customs duties
15. Inspection request
16. Authorization to release goods

INCOTERMS
INCOTERMS are used to know who is going to assume the responsibility, insurance, and
risks of the merchandise during the transport. The most commonly used incoterms are:
EXW, FOB, CFR, CIF, DAP, and DDP. This terms help the parts to agree about the type of
negotiation, conditions, and rules they have to follow for build a win-win business.