We handle documentation required for customs clearance, ensuring compliance with international trade regulations.
We manage the customs clearance process, including submitting the required documentation to customs authorities and ensuring that all regulatory requirements are met.
We calculate and pay any applicable customs duties and taxes.
Assisting in arranging cargo insurance to protect goods against loss or damage during transit.
We serve as a communication link between various parties involved in the logistics chain, including shippers, carriers, and customs authorities.
Provide tracking and visibility services, allowing shippers to monitor the progress of their shipments in real-time.
Identify and mitigate potential risks associated with transportation, customs, and other logistics processes.
Develop contingency plans to address unforeseen events that may impact the transportation of goods.
Satu Tegas offers these comprehensive services, and we act as intermediaries between shippers and various logistics service providers, ensuring that your goods move efficiently and cost-effectively across borders.
The Harmonised Commodity Description and Coding System or simply the HS Code, is an international nomenclature for the classification of products and commodities in international trade. It is a standardised system used globally to facilitate the uniform identification and classification of goods for customs purposes. The HS Code comprises a series of numbers and/or letters that represent specific products or groups of products.
Importers and exporters need to correctly determine the appropriate HS Code for their products to ensure compliance with customs regulations and to facilitate the efficient movement of goods across international borders.
International Trade Agreements: The use of HS Codes is often incorporated into international trade agreements to standardise trade procedures and facilitate the movement of goods across borders.
